FriscO Native American Museum & Natural History center

Explore the Rich Heritage

The Frisco Native American Museum offers a unique glimpse into the vibrant cultures and histories of Native American tribes in the region. Visitors can immerse themselves in a diverse collection of artifacts, art, and interactive exhibits that tell the stories of the people who have called this land home for centuries.

Engage with knowledgeable staff and participate in educational programs that highlight traditional practices, languages, and the ongoing contributions of Native American communities. The museum serves as a vital resource for understanding the past and fostering appreciation for the rich cultural tapestry of our nation.

Whether you're a history buff, a student, or simply curious, the Frisoc Native American Museum is a must-visit destination along the Historic Albemarle Highway. Join us in celebrating the heritage and resilience of Native American peoples through our engaging exhibits and community events.

A Journey Through Culture and History

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Frsico Native American Museum displays Hatteras Island | Historic Albemarle Highway

Discover Native American Heritage

Nestled within a century-old building, the Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center showcases a nationally acclaimed collection of Native American artifacts and engaging exhibits. Explore insights into diverse cultures across the United States and uncover artifacts from Hatteras Island's earliest inhabitants.

Frisco on Hatteras Island

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Plan Your Visit

Discover the Frisco Native American Museum on Hatteras Island for an enriching day trip into the heritage of the Croatan people. Explore the Nature Trail, Natural History Center, and gift shop.


Established in 1987 as a nonprofit educational foundation with a 501(c)(3) status, this century-old building boasts a rich history as a general store, gathering place, post office, and shell shop.

Exhibits

Check out the captivating exhibits that showcase thousands of fascinating artifacts representing the rich tapestry of Native cultures from across the country. Among them, you'll find a remarkable local exhibit dedicated to the Croatoan people, who once thrived on Hatteras Island. This unique display offers a glimpse into their vibrant history, traditions, and way of life, inviting visitors to explore the deep cultural heritage of this incredible community. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in these stories and experiences that continue to resonate today.

Native American Dolls | Historic Albemarle Highway

Trails & History Center

Stroll along the breezy paths that wind through several acres of the stunning maritime forest, crossing the bridge that spans a tributary overlooking a large pond, complete with exhibits and local residents.


The museum's nature trails and natural history center serve as venues for classes and demonstrations.

A non-profit educational foundation established to Native American artifacts, art, and culture.

Visit the Frisco Native Museum and Natural History Center

ADMISSION/HOURS

Admission: 

$5 for youth/students with ID 

$8 for individuals 

$5 for seniors 

$20 for households (2 adults and up to 4 youths) 


Hours: 

10 AM - 5 PM, Tuesday to Sunday 

Closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

LOCATION

53536 NC Highway, Frisco, NC 27936

Phone: 252-995-4440 

Link: Frsico Native American Museum

- Picnic amenities (reservations accepted) 

- Free parking 

- Audio/visual displays 

- Bus parking 

- Exhibitions 

- Souvenir shop 

- Nature paths 

- Heritage buildings 

HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY 

Certain areas of the site are accessible. 

The museum's nature trail features accommodations for visually impaired individuals.

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