Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Victorian style at the historic Latimer House! This May, The Lower Cape Fear Historical Society at Latimer House is putting on a special tour focusing on the women of the Latimer family and their fashion. Each room on the tour will display a range of Victorian and Edwardian garments curated from […]
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Bring your lunch and learn about house history research! Donations welcome!
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Pop-up exhibit honoring Freedom Day, marking the end of slavery in the United States.
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Spend an evening far from the maddening crowds inside the gates of Latimer House. For this special event, we open the Latimer House grounds for our members. Enjoy the gardens, porches, and patio (and clean restrooms!) for a late afternoon picnic with your LCFHS friends. Patrons are encouraged to bring camp chairs or lawn blankets, […]
