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Perquimans County History Museum
From the Yeopim Native Americans who originally inhabited the land, to the story of Hall of Famer and Perquimans local Jim "Catfish" Hunter, the Perquimans County History Museum contains 400 years of history to fascinate children and adults alike!
Located at 104 Dobbs Street Hertford, NC, the museum is open Tues-Sat 10 AM-2 PM.
Located at 104 Dobbs Street Hertford, NC, the museum is open Tues-Sat 10 AM-2 PM.
USCT Monument
Perquimans County holds one of very few monuments in the United States of America that honors the African American soldiers who fought for the Union in the Civil War.
This one in particular, honors the black brothers in arms who came from Perquimans County. It is one of 30 stops on the North Carolina Black Heritage Tour, one of 1200 stops on the Civil War Trails Tour, and can be found on the corner of King Street and Hyde Park Street in Hertford.
Visit the monument site for more information on the people it honors.
This one in particular, honors the black brothers in arms who came from Perquimans County. It is one of 30 stops on the North Carolina Black Heritage Tour, one of 1200 stops on the Civil War Trails Tour, and can be found on the corner of King Street and Hyde Park Street in Hertford.
Visit the monument site for more information on the people it honors.
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