Historic Wilmington and North Carolina?s Cape Fear Coast is one of the most historically significant African-American regions in the United States. Visitors are invited to take tours of sites that span more than 2 centuries and range from homes of ordinary people to national historic landmarks. For more information on points of interest contact the Cape Fear Coast Convention & Visitors Bureau.
An historic landmark and one of the most elegant structures in Wilmington, the inn has recently undergone extensive renovations and has been returned to its original "turn-of-the-century grandeur" under the ownership of innkeepers Rich and Marcia Moore. Originally ""The Bridgers Mansion,"
Wilmington, NC Historic HomesLumina Station offers the local escape that makes Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach such wonderful places. Here you'll find 25 unique local shops, fine dining and personal service boutiques. Whether you come here to shop, dine or relax you'
Wilmington, NC MallsThe Cape Fear Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau is a destination marketing organization set up as an individual nonprofit agency dedicated to generating economic development through the promotion of Travel &
Wilmington, NC BusinessesExperience the grandeur and charm of Old Wilmington with a trolley tour of the historic district. The eight-mile, 45 minute narrated sightseeing tour includes beautiful mansions, haunted homes, museums, birthplaces of famous natives, TV/
Wilmington, NC ExcursionsBurial ground of prominent African-American, free blacks and military people from late 18th century and 19th century. Notabl...
Small motel located in downtown Surf City. Approximately two blocks from the beach ...
Located on historic Main Street in North Carolina's oldest incorporated town, our delightful bed and breakfast offers a relax...
Vacation condo's and homes in Carolina & Kure Beach. View at web site or call for rental brochure. A small full service Real ...
The original Courthouse was built in 1723. The present courthouse was built prior to 1869: some say as early as 1842. The co...