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The Foxfire Museum

The Foxfire Museum

by The Foxfire Fund, Inc.

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📚 Education
✈️ Travel

Archived App (Last seen on 7 Jul 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 26, 2019
  • February 11, 2026

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The Foxfire Fund, Inc.
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Enhance your visit to a unique museum dedicated to preserving Southern Appalachian culture. Explore the 22-site facility with an interactive map, listen to oral histories, and discover fascinating facts about mountain life, with exclusive content available only through the app.

✓Interactive museum experience
✓22-site facility map
✓Oral history audio recordings
✓Facts about mountain life
✓Exclusive in-app content
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What's New in The Foxfire Museum

9.0.489

February 11, 2026

Small bug fixes and improvements

User reviews

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Where is the two story Rothell cabin?

Henry Claiborne Rothell is my maternal great grandfather. We have always been proud that the Rothell home place found a home in The Foxfire exhibit.
I do not see reference to it on the website. Please tell me where it is. If it is no longer of use to the exhibit it should be reassembled on its original site just slightly east of Toccoa Georgia.
Lesley Bryan Shelburne Jr,
 Great-Grandson of Claiborne Rothell and Alice Levada Davis Rothell
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FAQ

What is The Foxfire Museum app?

The Foxfire Museum app enhances your visit by providing an interactive experience. It includes a map of the 22-site facility, audio recordings of cherished contacts recalling mountain life, and fun facts about Southern Appalachian culture.

Is The Foxfire Museum app free to download?

Yes, The Foxfire Museum app is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required.

What kind of content can I find in The Foxfire Museum app?

The app offers exclusive content not found elsewhere, including a detailed map of the museum's 22 sites, audio stories from individuals who lived mountain life, and educational facts about Southern Appalachian culture.

What devices support The Foxfire Museum app?

The Foxfire Museum app is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to provide a rich experience across these Apple platforms.

How often is The Foxfire Museum app updated?

The app was last updated on February 11, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support. Users can expect improvements and content additions over time.

What is the age rating for The Foxfire Museum app?

The Foxfire Museum app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and families to use.

Does The Foxfire Museum app have ads?

No, The Foxfire Museum app does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy an uninterrupted experience while exploring the museum's content.