Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, is priviledged to be run by dedicated and knowledgeable volunteer docents who are passionate about all things relating to aviation. They have extensive knowledge of the various aircraft on display, and the role that the aircraft played in the shaping of our history. Climb aboard one of our aircraft and sit in its cockpit to feel what it would have felt like to fly one. In 1991 Floyd and Lois Wilson saved the original hangar at Charlotte Douglas Airport from being torn down, and together with a group of aviation enthusiasts, formed Carolinas Historical Aviation Commission, and their vision was to preserve the aviation history of North and South Carolina. The first aircraft acquired by the organization was a North American T-28 Trojan. Carolinas Aviation Museum is a great destination for school field trips, scouts and home schools, and we can also host business meetings and other functions. With our numerous and interesting displays we want visitors to the museum to be able to broaden their aviation knowledge and also to have a memorable visit. READ MORE

The Old Lantern has been a very popular country location for weddings, dances, concerts, banquets, special events and gatherings of all sorts in Charlotte. READ MORE

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The Inn at Charlotte a classic, small, family run B&B in Charlotte with well-appointed, all-private rooms. Relax on the deck or under the pergola by the pool and read a book or visit some of the numerous attractions in the area: Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks beyond will take your breath away!READ MORE

Karin?s Inn Vermont, a Bed and Breakfast, sits nestled among 13 acres of meadows and woodlands in Charlotte offering guest suites with Lake Champlain and Adirondack Mountains, Camel's Hump and Green Mountains. Nearby attractions: Shelburne Farms, Museum, Mt. Philo state park, Horse Farm, Wildflower Farm, apple orchard, berry farm, Charlotte Ferry and snow sports.READ MORE