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Moses H. Cone Memorial Park - Milepost 294
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Denim King Moses H. Cone built this summer retreat with his wife, Bertha, at the turn of the 20th century. In 1949, the family donated the estate, now on the Register of Historic Places, to the Parkway. Visit Flat Top Manor and estate, now named Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, for the perfectly curated and winding carriage trails, historic manor, and Southern Highland Craft Guild craft shop. Learn more about the Cone family. 
At a Glance
Points of Interest:Visitor Center: Visit Flat Top Manor to talk with a ranger, browse the craft shop, or take a tour of the second floor. Open seasonally; check the opening schedule for specific dates.Sleeping and Eating:Moses Cone Memorial Park has no sleeping or eating options. See nearby towns for accommodations. On the Parkway, Julian Price Park is nearby for camping. Things to Do:Tour the Manor with a Ranger: Ranger-led tours of the second floor of Flat Top Manor are conducted seasonally; check the opening schedule for more information.Explore the Grounds: A family cemetery, carriage, and apple orchard are all open to the curious. Please stay on all paths and Leave No Trace. Hike a Carriage Trail: Moses Cone carefully curated 26 miles of carriage trails for gentle curves and magnificent views. Although partially overgrown with time, these carriage trails are a great way to step back in history and enjoy nature at the same time. Learn more about the Moses Cone hiking trails. |  |
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Last updated: February 3, 2017