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 CentersGuided nature tours and instruction. The program begins with a brief introductory clinic covering basic strokes, safety, and...
Full- and half-day fishing aboard a 95' headboat departs from the Morehead City waterfront at 6th Street. Gulf Stream fishing...
Stone marker commemorates the spot where the first religious service on record was held in the Carolinas. William Edmundson, ...