Chapel Hill Historical Society
Preserving the history of Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and neighboring
communities in Orange County, for future generations.
The Chapel Hill Historical Society was founded in 1966 to research and document the history of Chapel Hill and the surrounding communities, to encourage and assist in the study of local history, and to provide public programs and publications related to the heritage and traditions of the area.
What’s New
Save the Dates – 2021 Virtual Programs
Save the dates for our upcoming 2021 virtual programs. All programs start at 3 p.m. and are conducted via Zoom. For more details on upcoming programs, visit the Programs page.
- April 25 – UNC A to Z – Cecelia Moore and Nicholas Graham
- May 16 – Midway: A Virtual Tour of the Black Financial District – Danita Mason-Hogans, Project Manager for Center of Documentary Studies
YouTube videos of our recent programs are available on our Past Programs page!
Temporary Closure of the Historical Society
As a result of the closure of the Chapel Hill Public Library due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the offices and reading room of the Historical Society are also closed to the public for an indefinite period. However, we will continue to answer queries addressed to us at chhistoricalsociety@gmail.com or via our Facebook page.
Support Us
Join the Historical Society today or buy our books!
Find out more about supporting us here.
Office Location – TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Chapel Hill Historical Society
100 Library Dr
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Contact Us
Email
chhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
Phone – TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE
919-929-1793
Mail
Chapel Hill Historical Society
P.O. Box 9032
Chapel Hill, NC 27515