Upcoming Events at Smith-McDowell House Museum
Thu Oct 14, 10:30 AM - Thu Oct 14, 3:30 PM
Smith-McDowell House Museum
283 Victoria Road, Asheville, NC 28801
Community: Waynesville
Description
Book a self-guided tour through the Smith-McDowell Historic House Museum and Western North Carolina history exhibit galleries.
Event Details
To comply with social distancing guidelines and for the safety of our guests, staff, and volunteers, we are open for timed, self-guided tours only.
To tour the house, you must book a tour time before arriving. Each tour is limited to 8 guests. You may be on a tour with other visitors, and you will need to follow social distancing guidelines. You must wear a mask while inside the house.
A docent will greet you, give you an introduction, and be available to answer questions. Your admission includes a 24-page tour booklet.
By booking a tour, you also receive access to our temporary exhibit, "When All God's Children Get Together: The Lives and Music of African American People in Far Western North Carolina."
Your time in the house is limited to one hour so as to leave time for staff to disinfect and clean before and after your visit.
You may also call 828-253-9231 or email education@wnchistory.org to reserve your tour spot. Reservations are made on a first-come, first-serve basis.
To tour the house, you must book a tour time before arriving. Each tour is limited to 8 guests. You may be on a tour with other visitors, and you will need to follow social distancing guidelines. You must wear a mask while inside the house.
A docent will greet you, give you an introduction, and be available to answer questions. Your admission includes a 24-page tour booklet.
By booking a tour, you also receive access to our temporary exhibit, "When All God's Children Get Together: The Lives and Music of African American People in Far Western North Carolina."
Your time in the house is limited to one hour so as to leave time for staff to disinfect and clean before and after your visit.
You may also call 828-253-9231 or email education@wnchistory.org to reserve your tour spot. Reservations are made on a first-come, first-serve basis.
