The Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a historical museum devoted to the people, place, and things of the old North Carolina. The museum houses thousands of items, including memorabilia, periodicals, films, periodicals, books, prints, and musical instruments. Among the museum’s things are the original framework for the state capitol building, plantation shutters, original blueprints of hotels and farmhouses, medicines and medical devices of the Old North Carolina, furniture, weaponry, authentic finds, periodicals, and a significant number of documents and paintings. The exhibits of the museum focus on the North Carolina heritage and art. It is said that the place had once been one of the largest cloth mills in the world. Today the Levine Museum of the New South serves as a living history resource center teaching visitors about the culture and heritage of North Carolina. See more here.

The museum has six indoor gardens which showcase plants and flowers growing throughout North Carolina. There are also gardens filled with animals and exotic species of birds, all displayed in a natural setting. The gardens are designed for optimal exposure to natural light and provide an area for you to sit back and enjoy watching or learning about the exhibits. The museum also features one of the largest public art collections in the state, featuring works by twenty-two different artists. Read about The Astonishing Beauty of Independence Park in Charlotte, North Carolina

You can take a walking tour through the grounds of the museum, taking in the wonder of nature in all its glory. Or you may choose to watch one of the many seasonal displays at the indoor gallery of the museum as it transforms each season. During one of these "seasonal displays," visitors get to see live animals being put on display while you are there. The Levine Museum of New South in Charlotte, NC, is a beautiful place to visit with your family or even your friends and make memories that will last a lifetime.