The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem Museums & Gardens is home to the finest collection of Southern decorative arts in the country.

In 1988, the Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society

The purpose of the Carolina Geological Society is to promote geosciences, especially within the state of North and South Carolina.

NCSSA's mission is to provide its members with quality standards, proper guidance, networking opportunities and credibility for our industry.

The Auctioneers Association of North Carolina is the organization for the professional auctioneer who performs auctions in the State of North Carolina.

The South Carolina Auctioneers Association exists to promote the auction method of marketing through professional and ethical auctioneering practices in the state of South Carolina.

Founded in 1958, TAA was organized by a small group of Auctioneers to protect, promote and represent the interest of the auctioneering profession in Tennessee.

The ASWOA an automobile collector club for anyone who loves station wagons. The club is open to all makes and models of wagonsand to anyone who is a fan of wagons, whether they own one or not.

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The home of twelve antique shops, Cameron has become a destination for the serious collector, tradesperson and those just interested in local history.

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Our museums - the Historic Town of Salem and MESDA, along with heirloom gardens - engage visitors in a memorable experience about those who lived & worked in the early South.

We are devoted to the worldwide advancement of knowledge of design, furniture, interiors, architecture, textiles, finishes and constructions.

Enjoy masterpieces of American art and special exhibitions in both the historic house and the museum's new exhibition wing.

The site features an authentic train depot, antique automobiles, and a 37-bay Roundhouse that includes 25 locomotives, dozens of rail cars and other exhibit areas.

Housed in the original gas station where Carolina Freight had its humble beginnings, you can explore over 7500 square feet of vintage trucking memorabilia covering over seven decades.

Featuring over 150 vehicles on display, this unique museum is a fabulous collection of automobiles and related items.