For travelers interested in the history and culture of the Lake Norris area, a visit to the Lenoir Museum Cultural Complex is a must. Built around two well-preserved historical structures, the Crosby Threshing Barn and the Rice Gristmill, this museum is also home to the antique collection of its founders and namesakes, Will and Helen Lenoir. Among the many antiques and artifacts from the past century you’ll discover here, there are also some stunning natural specimens. The Cultural Complex houses a slice of the famous Tregonia Elm, once thought to be the world's largest elm tree.
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