The Tobacco Farm Life Museum is both a history and agricultural museum in Kenly, North Carolina. It was established in 1983 by a group of families that have always been in the farming industry. The group found it necessary to preserve and showcase the old farming life, after noticing that the life of their parents and grandparents are starting to become obsolete.

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum was founded as a way to show today and the future generations how the old days were like. It specifically focuses on the tobacco farming families during the turn of the century, featuring historic items and objects that stand as representatives of the time past.

The Tobacco Farm Life Museum is open year round on Tuesdays through Saturdays.