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Outdoor plays, a 1911 carousel, pedal boats, a miniature train, and an excellent aquatic center.
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An early 20th-century historic neighborhood, which began as a high-end suburb.
A Georgian-style manor plantation house built circa 1770 by Colonel Joel Lane, patriot, statesman, and planter, Col. Lane's home has been faithfully restored and is filled with period artifacts. The site houses three historic structures, including a very simple circa 1790 middle-class home interpreted as a kitchen and a circa 1840 Visitors Center.
Contains a huge wing full of interactive exhibits, the Nature Research Center, with 3-story multimedia globe structure and exhibits such as a 10,000 gallon (40,000 liter) aquarium.
Local history museum, an excellent place to start your visit to the City of Oaks.