The Kernersville Museum has reopened in the recently renovated Morris House, located at 109 S. Cherry St. See below for hours of operation in the

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#ThrowbackThursday, photograph of South Main Street looking North towards the crossroads. Dobson's Tavern, where Cake and All Things Yummy is today, can be seen straight ahead. This photograph was on a postcard that was mailed in 1908.

The Museum is currently closed for maintenance. A date for reopening has not yet been established. Please continue to check back here for updates. We apologize for any inconvenience.

The Kernersville Museum Foundation is dedicated to preserving the history of our unique town. Do you have a story to tell about our town or an artifact to share? If so, please contact us so that we can get more information.

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In 2013, the Town of Kernersville and the Kernersville Historic Preservation Society entered into an agreement to establishing a new Kernersville Museum. The Kernersville Museum Foundation was formed that year, and a Board of Directors was installed in early 2014.

The Museum is located at 109 South Cherry Street, in what is commonly known as the Morris House. The late 1800's David Bodenhamer House (commonly known as the Bellamy House), donated by John and Bobbie Wolfe, is also part of the Museum campus, along with three historic barns/cabins. The Kernersville Museum also oversees the historic Depot located at 104 East Bodenhamer Street.

In 2025, the Town of Kernersville's Parks and Recreation Department assumed management of all Museum operations, including the properties, facilities, and artifacts.

The idea behind the Kernersville Museum is to preserve the past and bring it to life for the Kernersville community, allowing families to come together to learn about Kernersville’s history and providing a hands-on experience to future generations.