History

Historic markers outline the events of the March 1865 military action, the prelude to Bentonville. The property highlights Lebanon, a plantation home used as a Confederate Hospital and the Chicora Cemetery where the battle’s dead are buried. The museum outlines the conflicts and contains artifacts from the battle found on the battlefield as well as period uniforms, a diorama and more. Annual living history events and reenactments are held at the site.

NC 82, Exit 71, I-95

(910) 891-5019 Website

Hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 4:30 pm

201 East Broad St Dunn, NC 28334

(910) 891-1772 Website

Home of Dunn native Maj. Gen. William C. Lee, known as the “Father of the US Army Airborne,” who helped develop its concepts and organization. The museum, an early 20th-century neoclassical three-story Revival house, tells Gen. Lee’s life story as well as the story of the early years of the US Army Airborne, and the use of glider planes during WWII. Group tours are available.

209 W Divine Street Dunn

(910) 892-1947 Website

We have dedicated part of our store to a museum of sorts. The museum is free and displays over 400
firearms, curios, relics, and artifacts. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and we'll try to give you a proper answer.

106 Carolina Dr #A Dunn, NC 28334

(910) 892-1699 Website