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Our Exhibits

Not all exhibits are listed on this page, there would be far too many to list. 

Green Fields

Agricultural

Marshville began with cotton farming and soon found themselves transitioning to grains, poultry, and livestock during the late 19th century. Schedule a visit below to see actual antique farming equipment used in the area of Marshville. 

Army Uniforms

Military

Since the mid-18th century, Beaver Dam has been home to veterans of both foreign and domestic wars. There are uniforms and other historical items from foreign wars on display. Want to it in person? Schedule a visit below!

Painting Class

Local Artists

Marshville is no stranger to talented local artists. Famous artists from the area include Mary Erikson, Hooper Turner, Sally Griffin, Richard Smith, Frank Faulkner, Louise Napier, Stewart Allen, and many more! 

Railroad Ties Installation Guide

Railroad

The Central Carolina Railroad Company  brough major change to Beaver Dam, adding Marshville to its list of stops in 1895. Come see our working railroad exhibit by scheduling below!

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Randy Travis

Country Music Hall of Famer, 7 time Grammy Award winner, and Marshville native, Randy Travis, set the standard for what country music should aspire to be.  Randy always seems to know what we want to hear even before we do, and for that, we are grateful.

Sax Player

African American History

African American History is deeply intertwined within the history of the Marshville area. This February, we celebrate African American History and it's ties to the area.

Want to donate items toward an exhibit?

We are always accepting donations of items for various exhibits. If you have some items and/or an idea for an exhibit that relates to the local history of Marshville, please visit us here or email us at mmcc1893@gmail.com

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