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Welcome to North Carolina's Northeast and discover the historic difference. Our sixteen-county region offers a wide variety of historic sites and buildings just waiting to be discovered.
From the Newbold-White House, North Carolina's oldest brick home, to the Barker House, of the infamous Edenton Tea Party, Northeastern North Carolina demonstrates time and again the rich cultural heritage of the colonies and the first settlers.
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Most intact colonial courthouse in America. Prominent revolutionary patriots, Judges James Iredell and Samuel Johnston, heard cases here.
Come rock on the porch and enjoy one of the South's most beautiful views! Browse our bookshop featuring books on the historical, cultural and economic importance of North Carolina.
Meander the streets of this historic waterfront community, which was the first incorporated town in NC. Home to Blackbeard the Pirate and the oldest church in NC. Guided tours from the visitors' center.
The Battle of Plymouth, April 17–20, 1864, was the last major Confederate victory of the Civil War and the third largest battle fought in North Carolina.
". . .a captivating collection of oddities from the personal collection of Eva Blount Way."
Discover historic Belvidere and its rich Quaker heritage. Enjoy the pristine agricultural setting.
Ocracoke Island cemetery for World War veterans who died off the coast of Ocracoke. Walk to the cemetery on your own while on the island.
Elegant horse and carriage service offers historic and waterfront tours in downtown Elizabeth City, NC.
The 20th Annual Living History Weekend will be held in Plymouth on April 24-25, 2010. Relive the drama during the 145th anniversary reenactment event.
One of five in the nation. Dedicated to those who fought in the war of 1861-1865
A memorial to Confederate soliders located near the historic Currituck Courthouse.
The chapel was built in 1885 and served the Community until 1958 and is now a popular wedding site. Many visitors come to see the pelican altar window and hear its story.
Built in 1758 for Frances Corbin, an agent for Lord Granville, one of the eight Lords Proprietors. Gardens restored from 1769 Sauthier Map of Edenton. For over two and a half centuries, the Cupola House has stood watch from the north shore of Edenton Bay. It was built in 1758 by Francis Corbin, land agent for John Carteret, Earl of Granville.
Jacobean brick building 32' X 20', with a thirty-two inch brick wall. Built in 1790, it is one of the oldest jails in North Carolina. The original Courthouse was built in 1723; present courthouse was built prior to 1869.
Held the first Saturday in June, this annual celebration is a full day of activities with exhibits and demonstrations of old time ways.
Take a trip to Creswell's Davenport Colonial Homestead and see what everyday life was like over 200 years ago. Other buildings have been moved to the site to help demonstrate life at that time.
This oldest operating artificial waterway in the US is host to nearly 2000 pleasure boats every year and has provided transportation between NC and Va for over 200 years. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places...
A stone marker commemorating the first religious service on record in the Carolina—a Quaker service in Perquimans presided over by William Edmondson in 1672
Martin County is located in the coastal plain of northeastern North Carolina. Our broad expanses of land are threaded by scenic rivers, chief among them the navigable Roanoke, used by several industries.
A significant Civil War site overlooking the Roanoke River. Fort Branch is the best-preserved earthwork fortification east of the Mississippi.
HISTORY LIVES HERE!,.....so do the largest Black Bears on the planet, and the only wild Red Wolf population in the world. Our story begins before recorded history,
The quintessential small town with antique shops, cafes, and friendly folks ready to greet you.
North Carolina's oldest town, oldest church, and once home to Blackbeard, Historic Bath on Bath Creek is a step back in time.
Restored historic 18th and 19th-century magnificent homes and buildings. Guided walking and trolley tours available. Visitor Center features exhibits, gift shop, maps, and a film presentation.
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