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In this special on-location episode of the Hello Hello Podcast, Alyssa takes you to one of Chase City's most beautiful and historic treasures — MacCallum More Museum & Gardens.
From six breathtaking acres of formal gardens to a museum housing one of the most significant Native American artifact collections in the eastern United States, this episode is a true hidden gem in our own backyard.
🌿 In the Gardens: Alyssa is joined by Diana Ramsey, who shares the rich history of the Hudgins family, the stunning European cloister, hand-dug pond, century-old iron gates, themed gardens, and the incredible community support that keeps this space thriving. You'll learn about weddings in the cloister, Jazz in the Gardens, volunteer opportunities, and the exciting restoration projects underway.
🏛️ Inside the Museum: Volunteer curator Diana Thorpe walks us through the remarkable Robertson Collection — over 45,000 documented Native American artifacts, many discovered right here in Mecklenburg County. From Clovis points dating back to 9,000 BC to rare soapstone vessels and ancient spear technology, this museum holds nationally significant history that is publicly accessible for study and exploration.
🎉 Community Events & Fundraising: Francie McDonald shares details about the upcoming St. Patrick's-themed fundraising auction, how you can become a sponsor, and ways to get involved as a volunteer.
This episode is a reminder that sometimes the most extraordinary places are right in our hometown. Whether you love gardens, history, archaeology, or simply discovering meaningful places to visit, McCullum Moore Museum and Gardens is worth the trip.
✨ Bring your family. ✨ Pack a lunch. ✨ Take a tour. ✨ Support local history.
If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate, review, subscribe, and share. And as always, let Alyssa know who you'd like to see featured next!
We'll see you next week on the Hello Hello Podcast. 💛
More information: https://maccallummore.org/
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In this special on-location episode of the Hello Hello Podcast, Alyssa takes you to one of Chase City's most beautiful and historic treasures — MacCallum More Museum & Gardens.
From six breathtaking acres of formal gardens to a museum housing one of the most significant Native American artifact collections in the eastern United States, this episode is a true hidden gem in our own backyard.
🌿 In the Gardens: Alyssa is joined by Diana Ramsey, who shares the rich history of the Hudgins family, the stunning European cloister, hand-dug pond, century-old iron gates, themed gardens, and the incredible community support that keeps this space thriving. You'll learn about weddings in the cloister, Jazz in the Gardens, volunteer opportunities, and the exciting restoration projects underway.
🏛️ Inside the Museum: Volunteer curator Diana Thorpe walks us through the remarkable Robertson Collection — over 45,000 documented Native American artifacts, many discovered right here in Mecklenburg County. From Clovis points dating back to 9,000 BC to rare soapstone vessels and ancient spear technology, this museum holds nationally significant history that is publicly accessible for study and exploration.
🎉 Community Events & Fundraising: Francie McDonald shares details about the upcoming St. Patrick's-themed fundraising auction, how you can become a sponsor, and ways to get involved as a volunteer.
This episode is a reminder that sometimes the most extraordinary places are right in our hometown. Whether you love gardens, history, archaeology, or simply discovering meaningful places to visit, McCullum Moore Museum and Gardens is worth the trip.
✨ Bring your family. ✨ Pack a lunch. ✨ Take a tour. ✨ Support local history.
If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate, review, subscribe, and share. And as always, let Alyssa know who you'd like to see featured next!
We'll see you next week on the Hello Hello Podcast. 💛
More information: https://maccallummore.org/
Hello Hello is Powered by Rogers Heating & Cooling: www.callrogers.com

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