Cherry Hill, built in 1858, is the home of the Cherry Hill Historical Foundation and the venue for several classical music concerts each year. Concerts are open to the public for a nominal donation of $10.00 per adult, $5.00 per student, and children 12 and under are free. Concerts are held on Sunday afternoons in the spring and fall. Pianists, violinists, vocalists, and artists with other musical talents perform in the old world tradition of using private homes rather than concert halls. A magnificent concert grand graces the spacious entry hall and is the focal point for each performance. Refreshments are served following the event, and the artists visit with their audience in the dining room and parlors of the plantation house. A Handicap lift is provided in the back of the house for those who need to use it.
This historic property is located in the Inez community of Warren County, North Carolina, approximately 1 hour north of Raleigh.
Eric McCracken is a recent retiree from the North Carolina Symphony which he joined in 1975. Mr. McCracken made several solo appearances with the symphony and was assistant concertmaster for one season. He has performed at many venues in the Triangle and presently gives private instruction. 
Robert Buxton has been on the faculty of both East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Additionally, he gives recital/lecture programs at retirement homes, schools, and universities, seeking to bring music from the past to life today.