
With a passion for marine life and a love of education. Carolina Beach Oyster Company has served the community of heavily populated Wilmington, […]
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A once proud lighthouse that once served on Bald Head Island. Has left a lasting impact on Brunswick County. With the restoration of […]
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Constructed in response to the loss of boats and crewmen in the mid-1800s, Currituck Beach Lighthouse has become a historic site since the […]
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Campbell Island is located nine miles to the south of Wilmington in North Carolina. There are vast wetlands in the region. The island […]
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With the world coming to a standstill in a global pandemic. It did not stop Robert Pickens from sharing his love for seafood […]
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The Frying Pan Shoals Light Tower is located south of Southport by 39 miles. It is 32 miles from Bald Head Island in […]
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Being eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Bodie Island lighthouse has a rich history of trials and tribulations that all should see. With […]
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With the dedication to raising, crafting, and sustaining oyster shells, that delivers a great taste of North Carolina seafood. N. Sea Oyster company, founded […]
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Bald Head Island Lighthouse is currently North Carolina's oldest standing lighthouse. The lighthouse is also known as Old Baldy. This lighthouse helped mariners […]
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The Bald Head Island Conservancy was founded in 1983. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation issues. It supports scientific research that […]
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The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher is located in Kure Beach. The aquarium is near the location where the Atlantic Ocean and […]
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Airlie Gardens was created in 1886. It is a private family garden. It was named Airlie after the Jones’ family home in Scotland. […]
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Founded in 1975, led by a lifelong resident of the area, the Historic Albemarle Trail (HAT) has today become one of the oldest […]
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