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Opened in 2001, The Oliver Nestus Freeman Round House Museum has served to preserve, promote and present African-American history, art and culture to all citizens of Wilson and the region in order to increase the awareness, understanding, and appreciation of cultural traditions and African-American contributions to society.
Our Summer Concert Series is Back!
Join us every Sunday, May - June, at 6pm for a FREE family event on the lawn. -- weather permitting -- May 5 "King Tuck" Donald Tuckson May 12 "The Captain" Dick Knight May 19 The Etheridge Sisters May 26 The Monitors June 2 The St. Paul All Male Chorus June 9 The Breeze Band June 16 The Triple Wide Band June 23 Gerald Ward June 30 Tracy Fleming and Friends |
Oliver Freeman was extremely creative. Examples of his work can be seen all over the museum, both inside and out.
Please support our Walk of Honor Brick Paver Fundraiser
We are excited to offer the Walk of Honor Brick Paver Fundraiser! A gift of $100 or more will purchase an engraved brick to be placed in front of our gazebo as a stage area and permanent show of your generosity! (18 characters per line) 
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*Museum exhibit list courtesy of Barton College history student, Matthew Flint
Concerts supported by a grant from the Arts Council of Wilson through the NC Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program which believes a great nation deserves great art.
Concerts supported by a grant from the Arts Council of Wilson through the NC Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program which believes a great nation deserves great art.
