Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center

Arts & Culture
Education
Environment
History

What We Do

Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center is a 501 (c)(3) foundation. We share the Diversity and Beauty of the Indigenous Americans throughout the United States. Our museum shares history, stories, and educates visitors on the history and truths that they may not have heard. We welcome students, adults, seniors for general or targeted tours. Our special events include storytellers, dancers, tribal representatives and more. The museum grounds offer a beginning pollinator garden, and a Maritime trail with special outdoor exhibits.

Details

	(252) 995-4440
	bornfriend1@gmail.com
	Frisco Native American Museum
	Museum Director
	https://nativeamericanmuseum.org/

53536 NC -12 PO Box 399
Frisco , NC 27936

In 2026, the Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center will celebrate its 40th year as a public non-profit educational foundation with the purpose of preserving, interpreting, displaying, and sharing Native American culture, artifacts, and educational programs. The museum seeks to increase understanding and appreciation of Native Americans from pre-history to the present through exhibits, programs, workshops, seminars, outreach activities, and special events. Collections include representative samples from a broad range of North American cultures including a special gallery dedicated to the local tribes (Hatterask, Croatoan, Roanoac) including items that were found on the Outer Banks. The museum also includes one of the most significant collections in the world of photographs and research on the Chirichiua Apache. A gift shop and book store featuring one-of-a-kind work by Native artists offers a wide range of beautiful items, and the nature trail includes an interactive classroom, a model long house dugout canoe, story walk and a newly developed pollinator garden. In addition to self guided tours, special programs are scheduled throughout the year.