Cultural center in Belmont, North Carolina

The Belmont Historical Society, located at 40 Catawba Street in Belmont, North Carolina, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the city, originally known as Garibaldi. The historical house museum features permanent displays showcasing furnishings, artifacts, photos, and more that highlight Belmont's history from its earliest days to the textile era. Visitors can explore photos of past and present Belmont citizens, as well as the Belmont Sports Hall of Fame. Local historians host tours on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, with rotating displays to keep things fresh. Group tours can be arranged by calling (704) 813-2648. Don't miss the opportunity to learn about Belmont's fascinating past at the Belmont Historical Society.

The Belmont Main Street Program/Downtown Belmont Development Association is a community-focused institution located at 37 North Main Street in the charming town of Belmont, North Carolina. This organization is dedicated to the revitalization and growth of downtown Belmont, working to create a vibrant and thriving main street area for residents and visitors to enjoy. Through various initiatives and programs, the Belmont Main Street Program/Downtown Belmont Development Association aims to support local businesses, enhance the community's cultural and economic vitality, and preserve the historic charm of downtown Belmont. Join us in our efforts to make Belmont's main street a hub of activity and a destination for all to experience.

Casie Dionne Ussery, FNP is a healthcare provider located at 420 Park Street in Belmont, North Carolina, United States. Specializing in family medicine and psychiatry, Ussery is a dual board-certified family nurse practitioner with a passion for improving the health of her patients. She is known for her interest in behavioral health and is dedicated to teaching and exploring new ways to enhance patient care. Ussery is a member of several professional organizations, including Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. She received her master's degree in nursing from Winston Salem State University and completed her psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner training at Maryville University. Additionally, she holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Frontier Nursing University.