Exhibits & Resources
North Carolina
SECU 4-H
History & Learning Center
THE STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
(SECU) 4-H HISTORY & LEARNING CENTER
Houses the “4-H Hall of Leadership” that features the history of 4-H in North Carolina through interpretative wall display panels and a timeline of events. Many 4-H artifacts are on display.
The House
that
4-H Peanuts Built
THE HOUSE THAT 4-H PEANUTS BUILT (4-H MUSEUM)
Childhood home of the Rudolph Carl Ellis Family on Ramsey Street in Fayetteville, NC. House was built with money generated by Rudolph’s 4-H Peanut Project. The house was loving donated in 2003 by Rudolph’s daughter, Sharon, and moved to Millstone. The home was built in 1939, the same year Millstone opened.
The “Museum”, maintaining the home’s original floor-plan, houses many displays and artifacts that depict the history of 4-H in North Carolina through the decades.
The Museum also features a display furnished by the NC Peanut Growers Association.
Schedule a visit
The North Carolina 4-H History and Learning Center is curently closed due to COVID
Volunteer
North Carolina 4-H is always looking for dependable Volunteers, if you would like to help let us know.
Donate
“Please make a gift to the History and Learning Center so that we can continue it for the next 100
years”
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