Address: 509 Town Creek Mound Rd, Mt Gilead, NC 27306, USA
Phone: +19104396802
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–5PM
Ashley Whittington
Neat little place to learn about local Indians from the older days. Beautiful scenery and knowledgeable staff. Great place for a field trip, a family to visit, or just anyone who enjoys learning while being outside. Plan to come when they're hosting an event for the ultimate experience!
Robert Wilson
It's amazing to be able to visit these historic sites and learn from them. Many of our Native American historic sites have been lost, either to colonialism or due to time. This is a beautiful example of preservation. I would highly recommend a visit to see how the Pee Dee Indians lived and worshiped.
Angela Crumm
Very nice place to see, they have a video that has a lot of information about the area and how the people of that area lived.
megan lynn
We had a wonderful experience today at Town Creek Indian Mound. Its a beautiful place and the history is incredible. We saw a beautiful black snake along the path and I believe we scared him much more than he scared us. However, requiring …
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Yes, the site offers transportation via golf cart for those in need. Ask for a lift when registering in the visitor center.
Visit www.towncreekindianmound.com to learn more about the site, and www.facebook.com/towncreekindianmound/ for more imagery.
I went with a question I didn't get a answer so I was not impressed with the people running it you asked about the environment interaction I would say it's good on that part
The black tea comes from an indigenous plant and contains a lot of caffeine. As these people didn't regularly consume caffeine (typically just during busk), their bodies' would reject it. The reaction of vomiting was believed to be cleansing.
I'm not sure if they did or not, but, there is a guy inside the orientation building that is highly educated on the site. I'm sure he would be able to answer that question for you.
Yes open Saturday no change but donations welcomed
I do not think so... It really is a monument not a park.
Check https://www.ncdcr.gov/events & search for the exact phrase "Town Creek Indian Mound" in the drop-down search box; any other variation of the name is a dead end. Also check the events tab on their Facebook page www.facebook.com/towncreekindianmound/ for more info.
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