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The Cupola House Board of Directors and Trustees invite you to become a member of the Cupola
House Association. As a member, you will be participating in the preservation of one of Edenton's finest treasures.
Visitors and residents alike have come to enjoy this quiet oasis in the heart of our town. A walk
through the gardens offers a refreshing break from our daily activities. The benefits that we enjoy from
the Cupola house do not come without cost. The expenses involved in maintaining this beautiful home and its gardens are significant.
The Cupola House Association operates as an independent organization in cooperation with the
Visitor Center and The Edenton Historical Commission. The Cupola House Association appeals to the
public once a year during our Membership Celebration. Your membership provides most of the
funds necessary to maintain the house and gardens. Please join your friends and neighbors in supporting this 18th century jewel.
| _____I/We wish to join the Cupola House Association for the current year. Name(s)____________________________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________ City___________________________________State____________Zip__________ Email _________________________________________Phone _______________ |
Choose Your Membership Category |
Entitles you to: |
___ Sponsor - $500 |
6 Edenton Tour Tickets |
___ Supporter - $250 |
4 Edenton Tour Tickets |
___ Friend - $100 |
4 Edenton Tour Tickets |
___ Family - $50 |
3 Edenton Tour Tickets |
___ Single - $25 |
1 Edenton Tour Ticket |
___ Senior - $15 |
1 Edenton Tour Ticket |
Please make checks payable to: Cupola House Association
Mail to: Cupola House Association, Membership Chairman, P.O. Box 311, Edenton, NC
27932
CHA is designated 501(c)(3) by the IRS. Donations are tax deductible by law.
Thank you for supporting one of North Carolina's treasures. As a member of the Association, you are a part of the earliest preservation effort by a North Carolina community to save an historic structure.
The 1758 Cupola House
A National Historic Landmark