Demonstrations of all stages of development: from the instar (caterpillar) stage, to the chrysalis, to the emergence of the brilliantly colored adult butterfly. You can hand feed the butters, too! We welcome school groups, daycares, camps and other organizations to come and visit the farm. Tours of the facilities can be scheduled, along with an age-appropriate lecture for our students. Open March through October.

World's largest collection of books on the history of furniture. Special tours by appointment. Mon.-Fri. 9am-12pm & 1-5pm. FREE.
www.furniturelibrary.com

Visit the home of the 2002 Daytona 500 Champions! Fans can actually walk through this hi-tech facility and see new cars in development. Open 9am - 4pm, Monday-Friday for self guided tours.
www.billdavisracing.com

High Point is home to more than 70 furniture stores. Every imaginable furniture style can be found in the city. The largest furniture store in the world, as well as one of the largest furniture malls in the state can be found here in the Home Furnishings Capital of the World™.

Excitement awaits you at the newly expanded and renovated High Point Museum and Historical Park. Explore the history of High Point, the Home Furnishings Capital of the World ™ and an important center for textiles and transportation. The Hall of Commerce introduces you to High Point's many industries. Changing exhibits provide a look at lifestyles through the years. Step back in time with costumed guides to tour the Blacksmith Shop and 1786 Haley House. Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4:30pm and Sunday 1pm-4:30pm.

The High Point Public Library is a public service department of the City of High Point in North Carolina. It provides to the residents and visitors of High Point and Guilford County full public library services. It has a rich collection of nearly 400,000 books, music recordings, videotapes, audiobooks, periodicals, and newspapers. For those interested in their family history, you may want to check out their genealogy department.

John Coltrane (1926-1967), legendary jazz saxophonist, who graduated at age 16 from William Penn High School. The commemorative marker at the corner of Centennial Street and Commerce Avenue is located near his boyhood home on Underhill Street.

A ten acre cornfield maze that's an educational outdoor experience with miles of twisting, turning pathways. Families, corporate, school, and civic groups are welcome. Improve morale, increase communication skills, develop problem-solving techniques and more. Picnic area and catered lunches available. Admission.

Early 19th Century Quaker plantation on Historic Register that was involved in and supported the abolitionist movement before the Civil War. On display, one of two remaining false-bottom wagons used to transport slaves to freedom. Tues.-Fri. 11-3, Sat. 1-4, Sun. 2-4. Other times by reservation. Admission.

The ultimate in interactive health education! Ride a bike with Mr. Bones, the bicycling skeleton. Measure your height against a life-size Michael Jordan. Get health tips form TAM, our transparent talking mannequin, and much, much more.

Quaker museum in 1858 Springfield Meeting House. On display are artifacts from typical colonial Quaker homesteads. Tours by appointment only.

The Historical museum was created in November 2000 to honor the legacy of Miss Rosetta C. Baldwin, her family and many African-Americans and their contributions to the development of the High Point community. Tuesday and Thursday 10am - 4pm.

Located in Haworth Fine Arts Center at High Point University, Sechrest Gallery houses permanent collections of 18th and 19th century British Art along with rotating exhibitions. Tuesday - Thursday 1-6, during the academic year.