The home of James Iredell is located in Edenton, a town rich in architecture and history since pre-Revolutionary times. George Washington appointed Iredell to the first U.S. Supreme Court. His earliest career included service as a British tax collector and as a state attorney general. The house is seen as a part of the Historic Edenton Tour, which begins at the nearby visitor center.
Burial ground of prominent African-American, free blacks and military people from late 18th century and 19th century. Notables buried there include: Thomas Barnswell, free black and noted builder; Molly Horniblow, grandmother of Harriet Jacobs;
Edenton, NC CemeteriesWalking trails and ponds in back accessible for visitors. An addition of an educational facility has been built where conferences for up to 40
Edenton, NC Nature Centers18-hole par 3 golf course...
Located on the campus of UNC Wilmington, the Herbert Bluethenthal Memorial Wildflower Preserve consists of approximately 10 a...
Beautiful, Arnold Palmer designed course with seven holes on the Shallotte River. Ranked 62nd in Golf Digest's list of Americ...
Focus on the vast floodplain and bottomland swamp system of the lower Roanoke basin. Historic items on the center property, i...