Frequently Asked Questions
Here, we aim to provide clear and concise answers to common inquiries about our organization, programs, and events. Whether you’re a long-time supporter, a new member, or simply curious about our mission, this page is designed to help you quickly and easily find the information you need. If you have any additional questions or require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Yes. The Historic Cabarrus Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all donations are fully tax-deductible, as allowed by law.
Yes, we offer several membership levels that provide various benefits, including access to exclusive events, discounts on publications and merchandise, and discounts on programs. For more details on membership options, please visit our Membership page.
We are excited to open our Historic Visitors Center soon, offering opportunities for community programs, lectures, and small events. For now, inquiries about future use can be directed to sbodrick@historiccabarrusassociation.org.
Yes, we offer guided tours of our historic sites and the Historic Visitors Center. Please check our Events & Programming page for details and contact us to make a reservation.
ALL HISTORIC CABARRUS ASSOCIATION PROPERTIES ARE TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO REMODELING AND CONSTRUCTION. Check back soon for updates.
Yes, we provide resources and support for individuals interested in researching their family history. Our Cabarrus Genealogy Society offers workshops and access to historical documents to aid genealogical research.
We also offer many genealogy publications on our online store.
You can also visit our History Links page to use as a resource in your research. We routinely add new links to this page as we come across them, so check that page often for updates.
You can also view our new Online Archives as a tool in your research.
Yes, our Online Archives — a digital catalog showcasing Cabarrus County’s history is now live. The archive features historic photos, videos, and documents, offering locals, visitors, and researchers an engaging way to explore the people, places, and events that shaped our community.
This is an ongoing project, and we’ll continue adding new materials and further organizing the archives.
** If you see a Bitly preview page when you click the link above, have no fear! The link is safe, and the preview screen you may see is a default screen from the online shortlink service, Bitly, that we use to create a more manageable public link to the archives. **
You can also view and learn more about selected items from our Artifacts Collection here.
If you have digital items of historic significance to Cabarrus County and would like to contribute, we’d love to hear from you!
Yes! Currently, we welcome volunteers on an event-by-event basis to assist with tours, programs, and community gatherings. As our exhibitions and programming expand, more structured volunteer and internship opportunities will be available.
Yes. We regularly collaborate with local businesses, civic groups, and cultural organizations to host programs, events, and preservation initiatives. If your organization is interested in partnering, please reach out to us at sbodrick@historiccabarrusassociation.org.
You can reach us by phone at 704-920-2465 or contact us via the form on our Contact page. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have.
The Historic Cabarrus Association’s Historic Visitors Center is located in the heart of downtown Concord, NC, on Union Street.
Physical Address:
65 Union Street South
Concord, North Carolina 28025
Directions:
From I-85, take Exit 58 onto US-29 toward US-601, Downtown Concord/Concord Parkway N. Keep left on Church Street, turn right onto Buffalo Avenue NW, and turn left onto Union Street. The Historic Visitors Center is located near the intersection of Union and Barbrick Ave. SW. A free parking deck is located at the corner of Spring Street and Corbin Avenue, within easy walking distance of the Historic Courthouse.
Have a question? Please feel free to contact us.
You can explore our exhibits, attend guest speaker events, and participate in our walking tours to learn more about the history of Cabarrus County. Additionally, our journal, The Golden Nugget, features articles on local history and genealogy.
The best way to stay informed is to become an HCA Member, sign up for our email newsletter, and follow us on social media. We frequently share updates on current projects, preservation efforts, and upcoming events.
You can support us by becoming a member, volunteering your time, attending our events, or making a donation. Every contribution helps us continue our mission of preserving Cabarrus County’s heritage.
Educators are welcome to talk with us about field trips, tours, and curriculum support. Once our Historic Visitors Center is complete, we will also offer tailored lesson plans, resources, and rotating exhibits to enhance classroom learning.
Accessibility is essential to us. Our upcoming Historic Visitors Center will be designed with inclusivity and ADA accommodations in mind, ensuring that everyone can enjoy our exhibitions and programs.
The Historic Cabarrus Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history and cultural heritage of Cabarrus County, North Carolina. We engage the community through educational programs, events, and the preservation of historic sites.
We provide a range of educational programs for K-12 students, including guided tours of our Historic Visitors Center, hands-on activities, and workshops that connect students to local history. Teachers can request specific programs tailored to their curriculum. Contact us for more information.
For the latest information on events, programs, and activities, please visit our Events & Programming page, view our upcoming events calendar, or follow us on social media.
The Historic Cabarrus Association’s Historic Visitors Center is located in the heart of downtown Concord, NC, on Union Street.
Physical Address:
65 Union Street South
Concord, North Carolina 28025
Directions:
From I-85, take Exit 58 onto US-29 toward US-601, Downtown Concord/Concord Parkway N. Keep left on Church Street, turn right onto Buffalo Avenue NW, and turn left onto Union Street. The Historic Visitors Center is located near the intersection of Union and Barbrick Ave. SW. A free parking deck is located at the corner of Spring Street and Corbin Avenue, within easy walking distance of the Historic Courthouse.
Have a question? Please feel free to contact us.
We welcome support from corporate and community partners. For sponsorship opportunities or to discuss giving, please contact sbodrick@historiccabarrusassociation.org.
Become A Member
Join the Historic Cabarrus Association and help preserve Cabarrus County’s heritage. Your membership supports exhibits, education, and preservation projects that keep our history alive. Members receive exclusive updates, discounts, event invites, and the pride of protecting the stories and landmarks that make our community unique.
