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What We Are About - This is Core Sound - Museum History - Gift Shop & Gallery - Core Sound Trees - David's Place - Remembering James - Remembering Jessie Lee Babb Dominique - Remembering David Yeomans - Core Sounder newsletter SUMMER 2007 issue Programs / Outreach - Programming on and off site - Down East Tour Web - Junior Duck Stamp - Upcoming Events - Past Events - Willow Pond - Waterfowl Weekend - Partners Exhibits and Projects - Exhibit Plan      -Introduction - Exhibit Plan      -“Life on Core Sound” - Exhibit Plan      - “A Place for the People” - Jean-Dale Project - Community Scrapbooks - Opening Exhibit Traditional Craftsmen - Folk Heritage Award Winners New Museum Construction We Need Your Help Annual Membership     - CSWM Featured Artists NC License Tag Program          - Application Form Capital Campaign     - 2004 Update & Progress     - Porch Planks     - Core Sound by Firelight     - Mitchell Fulcher      Collector License     - Hunt Club Giving     - Named Giving Opportunities Special Thanks - Volunteers - Partners Learn More - Visit Us - Guest Book - E Mail For more information  contact us at: Core Sound  Waterfowl Museum 1785 Island Road  P.O. Box 556 Harkers Island, NC 28531 Telephone: 252-728-1500   Fax: 252-728-1742 Email: the museum HOURS Mon - Sat 10 - 5, Sun 2 -5

The Core Sound Waterfowl Museum is now occupying our permanent location, "at the end of the road" on Harkers Island.

Come to the museum while you are in Carteret County. The porch welcomes you to spend time with local carvers Thursday - Sunday and learn more about the hunting and fishing traditions of Down East. The museum is open year-round, seven days a week, closing only for Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Hours are 10:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Saturday; 2:00pm - 5:00pm on Sunday. There is no admission charge; groups are welcome (please call ahead).

Harkers Island is located 17 miles east of Beaufort. Follow Highway 70 to the Harkers Island turnoff. Follow the Cape Lookout National Seashore signs to Harkers Island. Museum will be on the left as you enter Cape Lookout National Seashore.