With great honor, we share that in 2025 the Meherrin Indian Tribe completed its Tribal Office, which also serves as a Cultural Center and Museum. This space represents an important step in preserving and sharing the history, culture, and traditions of the Kauwetsʔa·ka (People of the water).
As this living cultural space continues to grow, we look forward to expanding exhibits, educational programs, and opportunities to connect future generations with the heritage of the Meherrin people.
The museum and cultural center houses artifacts, historical materials, and cultural items that reflect the long presence of the Meherrin people in northeastern North Carolina, and southeastern Virginia. Exhibits highlight traditional lifeways, language revitalization, and the ongoing work of preserving Meherrin history for future generations.
Address
Meherrin Tribal Grounds
852 NC-11 South,
Ahoskie, NC 27910
Admission Prices
- Adults (Ages 18-64)-$5.00
- Seniors (Ages 65+)-$3.00
- College Students & Educators (with valid ID)-$4.00
- Youths (6-17)-$3.00
- Children under 5-Free
- Members (with valid ID)-Free
- School chaperones $3.00
Contact
Email: museum@meherrinnation.org
Hours of operation
Click the button above to view the Museum’s operations calendar. The Museum will be open from 10am-4pm on the identified dates.
PLEASE NOTE – The Tribal Grounds and Museum are currently closed to the public with the exception of presceduled guided tours.
Tours and Programming
If you are interested in booking a tour or programming, please email museum@meherrinnation.org
Parking
Parking is available at the paved lot east of the Museum. Handicapped parking is available in front of the Museum in designated spots.
Donations
Interested in helping, please visit our donation portal
Museum Collection
The Old Meherrin Museum (Tobacco Barn) was in use up until 2021
