An 1830s structure originally built as a dwelling for slaves. Constructed as a one-room pine house with dovetail notches and pegs. Features an unusual chimney made of heart-pine sticks and daubed with clay-based mortar. It is the only mud and stick chimney known to be intact in North Carolina. Privately owned but interpretive information for this African American site is provided by the Tobacco Farm Life Museum.
Boyette Slave and Schoolhouse
NC Hwy 222, Glendale Rd.
Kenly, NC 27542
Business:
www.tobaccofarmlifemuseum.org
Call Tobacco Farm Life Museum for hours and directions.
- Admission Charge $: Free
- Free Parking
- Hours of Operation: Call Tobacco Farm Life Museum for hours and directions
- Season of Operation: year round
- Tour - Self Guided
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