During the month of January, Historic Rosedale will be open select Saturdays, while we are gearing up for the year ahead. On Saturday, January 24, 2026, we will feature guided house tours (at 11:30am and 1:30pm) and self-guided grounds tours. For more information, kindly visit our website. www.historicrosedale.org. Plentiful, free parking is available.
During the month of January, Historic Rosedale will be open select Saturdays, while we are gearing up for the year ahead. On Saturday, January 31, 2026, we will feature guided house tours (at 11:30am and 1:30pm), live blacksmith demonstrations, and self-guided grounds tours. For more information, kindly visit our website. www.historicrosedale.org. Plentiful, free parking is...
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
VOICES FROM THE PAST is a living history event with 25+ portrayers telling the stories of the men and women that helped make Charlotte what it is today. Held in Charlotte's historic cemeteries, Setters', Elmwood, and Pinewood every April. What better place to learn Mecklenburg's history than where the dust of our forefathers are laid.
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
Spring is here! Planting is about done and we are starting to enjoy the early vegetables. Let’s celebrate! The faire for the day will be Carrot pudding, lemon cream with shortbread and a buttered apple pie. After a long cold winter, treating ourselves to sweet receipts is good for the soul. Unfortunately tasting is not...
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
Polk Lore explores the horticultural practices of three groups of people who did not have a common background but lived in a common environment. This project interrogates how the Scots Irish, Indigenous People and Enslaved Africans comingled their knowledge from each of their unique cultural backgrounds to manipulate the natural resources for their benefit.
Let’s bike and learn about the history and nature around us. Join Friends of President Polk's Birthplace President Jim Ryder and Friends Group Secretary, Ed Davis, as they lead this scenic bike tour north from the Polk site along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway. This is open to bikers of all skill levels! Please bring...
Polk Lore explores the horticultural practices of three groups of people who did not have a common background but lived in a common environment. This project interrogates how the Scots Irish, Indigenous People and Enslaved Africans comingled their knowledge from each of their unique cultural backgrounds to manipulate the natural resources for their benefit.
Polk Lore explores the horticultural practices of three groups of people who did not have a common background but lived in a common environment. This project interrogates how the Scots Irish, Indigenous People and Enslaved Africans comingled their knowledge from each of their unique cultural backgrounds to manipulate the natural resources for their benefit.