Freeman Round House
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1202 Hines Street Southeast, Wilson NC 27893
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About Freeman Round House
The Freeman Round House is a museum in a park setting that commemorates African American history in Wilson County. It contains slave artifacts and displays on local history. Visitors find the place absolutely amazing, very interesting, and informative. The staff are charming, gracious, and knowledgeable, offering tours of the house and grounds. The museum is also noted as a great place to perform with marvelous music. Parking is limited and GPS directions can be unreliable, so planning ahead is advised. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
Most Recent Reviews
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August 2026
Wonderful displays. Enjoyed speaking with Ms. Dorothy and having her share some African-American history with my family. Would definitely recommend for those who enjoy learning local history.
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July 2026
Mr. Bill Myers has expanded it. Wonderful place to visit!
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December 2025
It's a fun experience in a town that's seen better days.
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Wilson, North Carolina