Upcoming Events Explore the many events put on by the Historic Salisbury Foundation
Christmas at the Hall House
Second Saturday Salvage
Holiday Tea at the Hall House
A Christmas Carol Reading
In the Community
‘The house that has sheltered life’: Monroe Street home repaired after storm damage
Sometimes bad things happen to good houses. The Salisbury Post reported on damage caused by a severe…
History of milk marketing can be found on bottles
by Mark Wineka – January 31, 2014 SPENCER, N.C. (AP) — Saying this out loud will jinx…
Farm and Garden Month: A look back at “pandemic gardens”
Today kicks off Farm and Garden Month here at the Foundation! Take a look back to last…
Preserving my Hood: East New York
By Zulmilena Then Zulmilena Then was one of the recipients of the 2020 American Express Aspire Award. One…
A Bold and Beautiful Transformation at the Women’s Building in San Francisco
In August 2020, to mark the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, Benjamin Moore and the National Trust…
Liz Moomey: Historic Salisbury Foundation scavenger hunt connects to city’s past
SALISBURY — Salisbury is known for its history. And while many of us are cooped up due…
Highlighting Salisbury Women of History: Edith M. Clark & Emma Lewis Speight Morris
Our Women’s History post this week features two women. The first, Edith M. Clark. This information was…
Patsy Flint and the origin of the Rowan History Class
By Pete Prunkl For the Salisbury Post The story of the beginning of the popular Rowan History…
Highlighting Blanche Spencer Robertson
Today’s Women’s History Month feature is Blanche Spencer Robertson, one of the founding members of Historic Salisbury…
