Harmony Hall

Harmony Hall is a house museum in Kinston featuring classical columns and balanced proportions typical of Greek Revival architecture from the 19th century. Its interior displays original architectural details and period furnishings that reflect the craftsmanship of that era.

The building was constructed during a period of growth in Kinston and reflects the prosperity of early settlers in Lenoir County. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places for preserving important architectural features from the town's development.

The house displays how people lived in 19th century North Carolina through furnishings and objects arranged in period rooms. Visitors can see how residents used different spaces and organized their daily routines.

The house is located on East King Street and easily found with clear street signage and markings. Guided tours walk through the rooms and explain architectural details, helping visitors understand the building and its significance.

The location sits near where a significant Civil War engagement occurred, connecting this house to a pivotal moment in the region's past. Many visitors are surprised to learn how closely this site relates to that historical conflict.

Location: Lenoir County

Location: Kinston

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

Website: http://harmonyhallkinston.com

GPS coordinates: 35.25920,-77.58310

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:10