Eastern Carolina Village & Farm Museum 1840-1940

08/31/2026

Thank you to Ellen Grimes for her generous donation of an original Greenville to***co basket and a chicken crate. We will have these on display to enhance our interpretations of farm life!

08/30/2026

08/26/2026

We are reviving Wanted Wedesdays because our supporters have been so helpful and generous in assisting with our needs. As a completely volunteer-run and self-funded nonprofit, we can only continue to operate with donor support. Today we urgently need roofing material.

08/25/2026

Our schedule for vendor markets in the fall include the following Saturdays: Sept.26, Oct. 24, Nov. 7, and Dec. 5. If you are interested in being a vendor with us, you can email [email protected] or scan the QR code below for a copy of the application. Time runs from 9 am-- 1 pm. Restrooms on site and we usually have at least one food truck.

08/21/2026

Be sure to join our friends from Haunted Pamlico for this event in October!

Tonight, we begin introducing the outstandingly talented cast of "Haunted History."

The show, which weaves together ghost stories and haunting history from across North Carolina, runs at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. Oct. 17 during our Halloween Festival and Carnival of Darkness at the Turnage Theater in Washington.

Tickets are available here: https://filmfreeway.com/CarnivalofDarkness/tickets

The first actor we bring you in our profile series is Leda Kohler. Leda is a longtime friend of Haunted Pamlico. She's president of the Tar River Players and is a major force in the organization of the new Tarborough Faire, a Renaissance fair which runs Sept. 26 in Tarboro.

In our show, the character Lethal Leda offers you a macabre poem written by Jazz Hodges. What secrets does Lethal Leda keep? Find out Oct. 17.

08/17/2026

We are looking forward to having Malcolm Heath and the Figapalooza on our campus again this year. Make plans to attend--it is always fun and informative! Plus we now have three figs growing in our gardens.

08/17/2026

We ended up with a standing-room-only crowd for the second public screening of "A Peaceful Rest" today at the historic Winterville Train Depot.

The Q&A prompted a wonderful discussion about cemetery preservation. Just as during the previous screening, we believe new working relationships were forged today.

Thanks again to the Winterville Historical and Arts Society and the Eastern Carolina Village and Farm Museum for hosting us.

We truly appreciate the ongoing interest in this film.

08/15/2026

It is not unusual to see a cemetery in a short film created by a group that calls itself Haunted Pamlico. But one of its latest projects is not a

08/15/2026

Join us tomorrow at the Winterville Depot for a screening and discussion of the new film, A Peaceful Rest, followed by refreshments. Free event but donations are appreciated. 3 pm, 317 Worthington St, Winterville.

08/11/2026