Historic Robeson, Inc. 515 North Elm Street, Lumberton, NC 28358

Historic Robeson, Inc. is a museum located at 515 North Elm Street in Lumberton, North Carolina, United States. The institution's mission is to maintain and preserve the Proctor Building, the oldest building in Robeson County, along with its surrounding gardens. By preserving and restoring these historical structures, Historic Robeson, Inc. aims to promote the historical process and cultural appreciation of our society.

Robeson County, named after Col. Thomas Robeson of Tar Heel, a hero of the Revolutionary War, is a county in the southern part of North Carolina with a population of 116,530 as of the 2020 census. The county seat is Lumberton, where the institution is based.

The Annual Membership Dinner of Historic Robeson, Inc. will be held on March 14, 2024, at 6:30pm at Adelio's in Lumberton. The institution welcomes both existing and potential new members to join the event.

Recently, Historic Robeson, Inc. completed a mural dedicated to the rich history of Robeson County. The mural was painted by local artist Lacey Crimes, who skillfully brought the vision to life. Special thanks are extended to Lumberton’s Visitors Bureau, the City of Lumberton, and the Robeson County Arts Council for their support in making the mural a reality.

The dedicated individuals involved in the planning and funding phases of the project include Natalie Cook, Frances Britt, Colleen Brown, Roger Hunt, Marcia Dunlap, Krystle Melvin, Farleigh Rozier, Carlton Mansfield, Clayton McIntyre, Linda Scoggin, Ann McDaniel, Jimmy McKee, Lenore Taylor, Sandra Oliver, Gail McLean, Brenda Weathington, Jennifer Powers, and Dyanne Stone.