Join Harkers Island native, Chris Yeomans, and the WNCT9 HelloENC! crew to learn more about “How ENC Came To Be.” They discuss decoys, Down East, and what it means for our museum to be a part of this wonderful community. Check it out!
Exploring Core Sound from a new vantage point, the seat of a kayak, has its perks.
Read MoreStitch by stitch, the quilters to Core Sound are preserving a dying tradition that's been passed down for generations.
Read MoreBrother Gaskill, a Harkers Island native, has been carving for over 20 years. He's a world-champion decoy carver who's won over 100 "Best of Show" awards and received two Second Place awards at the Ward World Championships in 2014 and 2015.
Read MoreCrab Pot Christmas Trees, handmade right here in Core Sound, represent more than the holidays for Core Sounders. They stand for the resourcefulness, creativity and hard-work bred into all of us, and they represent opportunity for economic development in our community.
Read MoreIn Core Sound, mulleting is more than just a way to make a living — it is a way of life. It's a tradition that runs deep, especially for sixth generation commercial fisherman Cayton Daniels of Cedar Island.
Read MoreKen Humphries, Core Sound decoy carver, carries out the tangible heritage of Core Sound.
Read MoreLong before Cape Lookout was a National Park it was a place of human feeling. An ancestral homeland. People lived and died there. To understand Cape Lookout you must see it the eyes of people whose ancestors once lived there.
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Museum - Harkers Island
1785 Island Road | PO Box 556
Harkers Island, NC 28531
(252) 728-1500
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806 Arendell Street
Morehead City, NC 28557
(252) 728-1500
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