LASR.net Homepage

Menu

Port O'Plymouth Museum


category : Museums
History museum featuring Civil War Battle of Plymouth, April 17-20, 1864. NC's second largest battle and last major southern victory of the war. Bullet shell and artifact collections. Considered one of the top 10 Civil War tour sites in the Carolinas. Artifacts on CSS Albemarle (ironclad) sunk at Plymouth in October 1864. Displays and information on Union Occupation from 1862 -1864.




Address:
302 E. Water St.
PO Box 296
Plymouth, NC 27962
Phone: (252)793-1377
Our Email: harry@plymouthmuseum.com
Our Website:www.livinghistoryweekend.com/port_o.htm

Come visit us in Plymouth, North Carolina

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Historic Plymouth

Historic Plymouth, on the south bank of the Roanoke River in northeastern North Carolina, played an important role as a major port in bygone years. The town was laid out in 1787

Plymouth, NC Historic Districts

Holiday Inn Express



Plymouth, NC Businesses

Sportsman's Inn



Plymouth, NC Businesses

Port-O Plymouth Inn

Port-O Plymouth Inn in Plymouth, North Carolina is the center location for all your traveling needs. We are 100 miles west of Atlantic beach, 75 miles west of Nags Head, 100 miles south of Virginia Beach, and 120

Plymouth, NC Businesses

Washington County Travel & Tourism



Plymouth, NC Tours

Things to do Museums near Plymouth, NC

The Museum Store

Roanoke Island Festival Park's Museum Store celebrates 400 years of Outer Banks history with "How To" demonstrations, tasting...

Frisco Native American Museum & Natural History Center

Located in the village of Frisco in a building with a long and varied history, the Frisco Native American Museum & Natural Hi...

North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

Preserves the rich maritime heritage of Southport and the lower Cape Fear area. Exhibits, artifacts, programs and research li...

Burgwin-Wright House Museum

This Georgian style townhouse was built in 1770 for John Burgwin, merchant, planter and colonial official. Beautifully restor...

Historic Murfreesboro