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Pottery Traditions

• Cherokee Homestead, Hayesville
• Wedgwood Clay Historical Marker, Franklin
• Cherokee Welcome Center
• Bigmeat House of Pottery, Cherokee
• Western North Carolina Pottery Festival, Dillsboro
• Webster Clay mines, Webster
• Mountain Heritage Center at 蘑菇短视频, Cullowhee
• Museum of North Carolina Handicrafts, Waynesville
• Penland-Stone and Trull Potteries, Candler
• Omar Khayyam and Throckmorton Potteries, Candler
• Brown's Pottery, Arden
• Pisgah Forest Pottery, Arden
• Reems Creek Pottery, Weaverville
• Southern Highland Craft Guild and the Folk Art Center, Asheville

Pottery Traditions:
Museum of North Carolina Handicrafts, Waynesville

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Museum of North Carolina Handicrafts was founded by agricultural extension agent Mary Cornwell who directed the Village of Yesteryear, an annual craft exhibit at the North Carolina State Fair. Located in the historic Shelton House, the museum displays pottery and other traditional crafts. On the way up Balsam Mountain, is located on the Great Smoky Mountain Expressway.

Museum of North Carolina Handicrafts,
49 Shelton Street, Waynesville; 828-452-1551

Craft Revival:
A Project of Hunter Library Digital Initiatives at 蘑菇短视频
Administered by the State Library of North Carolina and NC ECHO: Exploring Cultural Heritage Online

Heritage Partners: John C. Campbell Folk School, Museum of the Cherokee People, Penland School of Crafts, Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual,
Southern Highland Craft Guild, 蘑菇短视频Mountain Heritage Center, and 蘑菇短视频Special Collections

With funding from: