RCR Racing Museum

Lexington

The Richard Childress Racing Museum, located front and center on the 52-acre RCR campus in Welcome, North Carolina, offers visitors a walk through time and traces how an independent one-car team evolved into one of NASCAR’s most successful organizations.

The RCR Museum takes visitors through a journey that includes team owner Richard Childress’ earliest days as a NASCAR driver, the championship-winning years with Dale Earnhardt and the No. 3 team, the evolution and success of the team after Earnhardt’s untimely passing, and Childress’ passion for the outdoors. Based in the 47,000-square foot shop that was home to Earnhardt’s No. 3 team for many years, visitors have the opportunity to step back in time to see race cars and other artifacts that have contributed to some of the most iconic moments in NASCAR history.

RCR Racing Museum

Davidson County Historical Museum

Lexington

The Davidson County Historical Museum is located in the heart of Uptown Lexington’s Historic District inside the Old Davidson County Courthouse – an impressive Greek Revival structure built in 1858. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Davidson County Courthouse is one of the few historic properties in the county that is open to the public. Much of the building’s historic architecture remains including the courtroom bar, judge’s bench, jury box, and holding cell.

The Museum maintains a permanent collection of artifacts highlighting the natural and cultural history of Davidson County. The collection and other Museum resources are made available through regularly scheduled exhibits, special programming, and through various digital platforms including online access to the collections database. The museum offers exhibits, programs and other activities that capture the history of Davidson County through local artifacts, photographs and archival materials from growing collections.

Davidson County Historical Museum

Conrad & Hinkle

Lexington

In business since 1919, Conrad & Hinkle is an old-fashioned grocery that provides hand cut meats to order in the meat department, fresh local fruits and vegetables, and homemade delicacies like pimento cheese and chicken salad. And just like in days gone by – they still make some home deliveries! Conrad and Hinkle and has remained in the same location since it first opened its doors.

Conrad & Hinkle stock produce, meats and even make many great items right in the store. They are most known for their homemade pimento cheese and chicken salad.

Conrad & Hinkle

The Candy Factory

Lexington

Located under the red & white striped awning in the heart of historic Uptown Lexington, The Candy Factory is a treasure trove for children of all ages – especially those with a sweet tooth.

The Candy Factory first opened its doors on July 10, 1978 in the front area of Piedmont Candy Company, a wholesale manufacturer of pure sugar stick candy and mint puffs. Owner and second-generation candy maker, Robert Ebelein, sold his homemade fudge and peanut brittle along with his company’s signature products from this first storefront.

Children will find toys, stuffed animals and novelty items from yesteryear, birthday party favors and every imaginable candy from jelly beans, gum drops and root beer barrels to yogurt or chocolate-covered pretzels, candy buttons and wax lips.

The Candy Factory

Bull City Ciderworks

Lexington

The cidery has 16 cider taps and a selection of canned NC craft beer. Board games, cornhole, live music, community events and HD televisions. Children and friendly dogs are welcome. Feel free to bring your own eats.

 

Bull City Ciderworks has two locations in the Piedmont Triad: Lexington, NC and Greensboro, NC.

Bull City Ciderworks

Bob Timberlake Gallery & Museum

Lexington

Bob Timberlake is an internationally acclaimed realist painter and designer who makes his home in Lexington, North Carolina. 

Visit the Gallery and experience a uniquely crafted building – home to the fine art work of NC’s most recognized living artist, Bob Timberlake. The Bob Timberlake Gallery & Museum showcases the Timberlake furniture line, inspired by 18th century artisans, an extensive collection of original paintings, limited edition reproductions, and collections featuring historical, artistic, and cultural artifacts.

Nestled in the heart of North Carolina’s Piedmont region, The Bob Timberlake Gallery invites visitors to step into the artist’s life and immerse themselves in his world.  Special events are held throughout the year featuring Bob and other North Carolina artisans.

Bob Timberlake Gallery & Museum