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Inside the Staff Breakroom with Trevor Jones
Trevor Jones Trevor Jones, who has worked as a museum curator and as coordinator for a historical digitization institute, recently joined the staff of the Mountain Heritage Center. In his role as...
View ArticleMountain Heritage Center wins grant to help bring Cherokee artisans to...
The Jackson County Arts Council awarded $600 to Peter Koch, education associate with the Mountain Heritage Center, to hire three Cherokee artisans for Mountain Heritage Day.
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A dog with a unique tale: Getting to know Nannie Plott
Nannie Plott is a 9-month-old female Plott hound dog who lives with David Brewin, curatorial specialist in WCU’s Mountain Heritage Center. With the opening of the museum’s exhibit “Our State Dog: North...
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THE PLOTT THICKENS: Mountain Heritage Center going to the dogs
WCU’s Mountain Heritage Center has gone to the dogs over the past few months, but that’s OK with museum staff members because it provided them with an opportunity to introduce the legendary Plott hound...
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Student-crafted exhibit explores N.C. barbecue culture, history
An exhibit at Western Carolina University’s Mountain Heritage Center explores the culture and history of North Carolina barbecue – where it came from, why North Carolinians argue about it and how it...
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