Supporting North Carolina's
Agricultural Roots
Friends of the Tobacco Farm Life Museum is a private, nonprofit organization
whose purpose is to support the preservation and presentation of the history and heritage of the flue-cured tobacco farm family. Additionally, the Friends seek to promote local community engagement and increase general awareness of the Tobacco Farm Life Museum as an educational institution and collection of historical data and artifacts.
Valuing our Heritage
By Supporting Educational and Community Programs
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Friends of Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Inc. is a private 501c3 non-profit organization focused on supporting the educational programs at the Tobacco Farm Life Musuem.
About the Museum
Dedicated to our mission to preserve and present the history and heritage of the rural farming community through collection care, research and public tours
Since 1983
The Museum was founded by passionate volunteers who saw technology change the farming process and the agricultural communities in which they grew up. Working with local farmers they offered on-farm tours, starting one of North Carolina's earliest Agritourism organizations. Continuing to partner with our local farmers and other members of the agribusiness community allows us a wonderful opportunity to share information about the State's largest industry with visitors from around the world. An industry that impacts everyone daily.
