By Noelle Pope, summer intern The below document, sent to Walter Brown in 1933, details one of the programs designed to aid farmers...

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum recently shared an artifact or something from the museum for each letter of the alphabet as part of the...

By Noelle Pope, Summer Intern The Tobacco Farm Life Museum includes an exhibit gallery as well as several historic and reproduction...

The below letter was found in the Brown Family Papers. It was likely intended for Walter Brown and sent during World War II. It lays out...

This Friday would have been the start of another 301 Endless Yard Sale, an annual event that spans miles of Highway 301 and offers the...

By Noelle Pope, Summer Intern Victory gardens emerged during World War I from 1914 to 1918 when major food production fell due to an...

The services of doctors became increasingly more available during the 19th and 20th centuries as more medical schools were being founded...

For a long time, humans have had a basic understanding that something unseen caused disease. Though not always known by this name, the...

“Farmin’ in the woods” was a euphemism for moonshine as it was an activity usually relegated to hidden areas off the beaten path in a...

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum was founded by a group of volunteers who felt strongly that the history of our community needed to be...

In our Facebook Live series, Clips of Time, we shared a variety of historical topics using newspaper clippings as jumping off points....

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum held the 15th annual “Breakfast with the Commissioner” benefit, with Commissioner of Agriculture Steve...

One Saturday a month, the Tobacco Farm Life Museum offers something a little extra for our visitors. Our Stepping into the Past Saturday...

In many ways a small museum is like a small business. We work hard to market our services and programs, but our services and programs...

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum will hold the 15th annual Breakfast with the Commissioner benefit, with Commissioner of Agriculture Steve...

We had a great time at our 5th annual Candlelight Tour. Many thanks to all of our entertainment, volunteers, and guests for coming out to...

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum is excited to announce the opening of the museum’s newest exhibit, Forged in Fire: Rural Blacksmiths, which...

It's that time of year again! We are getting ready for our annual BBQ Cook-Off. This whole hog backyard competition brings together the...

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum has been highlighting celebrities and other famous people who have connections to farming either in their...

We have added a new four-legged employee to our staff. We adopted Savage from Johnston County Animal Services in August. He joins us as a...