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The Cary Heritage Museum is housed within the Page-Walker Arts and History Center in the heart of downtown Cary, just a short distance from Raleigh. The museum, which is open to the public free of charge, highlights the history of Cary, North Carolina through a timeline exhibit. While the Cary Heritage Museum is quite small, situated within somewhat small space on the third floor, there are still numerous exhibits for visitors to see with many significant artifacts. Exhibits include a timeline that uses a railroad track to help guide guests through the history of Cary among several others.

119 Ambassador Loop, Cary, NC 27513, Phone: 919-460-4963

Cary Heritage Museum
© Cary Heritage Museum

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