Bald Head Island Lighthouse/
Smith Island Museum.
Accessible by ferry.
(910) 457-7481

The Battleship
“North Carolina,”
Wilmington. Renovated World War II battleship.
(910) 251-5797
www.battleshipnc.com

Beirut Memorial Wall, Jacksonville. Honors 273 killed in October 1983 bombing.
(800) 932-2144
www.beirut-memorial.org/
monument

Bellamy Mansion,
Wilmington. Historic antebellum house in Wilmington’s National Register District. Also includes Museum of History & Design Arts. (910) 251-3700
www.bellamymansion.org

Burgwin-Wright House, Wilmington. Colonial gentleman’s townhouse.
(910) 762-0570
www.geocities.com/picketfence/
garden/4354

Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps Base.
Free self-guided tours of 25 historic sites. (910) 451-2197

Fort Fisher Historic
Site & Museum.
Civil War site. (910) 458-5538
http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/
sections/hs/fisher/fisher.htm

Ghost Walk of Old Wilmington & Haunted Pub Crawl.
(910) 602-6055
www.hirchak.com

Horse-drawn Carriage and Trolley Tours. Wilmington.
(910) 251-8889
www.horsedrawntours.com

Montford Point
Reading Room,
Camp Johnson, Jacksonville.
The “History of Black Marines in the Corps.” (910) 451-5992 (910) 451-2201

Moores Creek
National Battlefield,
Currie,US 421 north of Wilmington. Revolutionary War site. (910) 283-5591
www.nps.gov/mocr/

Pelletier House,
Jacksonville. Greek revival home, oldest structure in Jacksonville. (910) 347-5287

Poplar Grove
Historic Plantation,
U.S. 17 at Scotts Hill.
(910) 686-9518
www.poplargrove.com

Swansboro Historic District and Bicentennial Park.
(910) 326-1174

Walking Trail of
Historic Southport.
(910) 457-7927

Wilmington National Register Historic District.
(800) 222-4757