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Old Beaufort Jail

Inmates in the Old Beaufort Jail in 1829 could hardly be called pampered. The county spent about 49 cents a day to care for the inmates in the unheated cells.

Old Reliable Currituck County Jail

Currituck County inmates in the pre-Civil War era were unlikely to escape from the County Jail, with its massive 32-inch thick brick walls.

Somerset Place

Somerset Place Plantation occupied more than 100,000 acres of land on the banks of Lake Phelps.

Harmony Hall Plantation

In 1768 after Connecticut businessman Colonel James Richardson was shipwrecked off the Outer Banks he explored the area and decided to make his home in the lands of the Cape Fear River basin.

Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial Camp Lejeune

Dedicated on June 13, 2009, this impressive memorial located at the entrance of Camp Johnson at Camp Lejeune.

Montford Point Marines Museum

This Museum commemorates the ground breaking achievements of the brave African American men of the 1940s who were transformed into United States Marines at Montford Point.

Foscue Plantation

Located along the Trent River in Jones County, this Southern plantation home was built in 1824 by Simon Foscue.

Big Daddy’s Express

A miniature replica of a coal mining train, takes visitors to Kinston’s Neuseway Park on a ride around the Exchange Nature Center.

Orton Plantation

2010 marks the centennial of the elegant gardens of live oak, dogwoods, and Wilmington’s signature azaleas on the grounds of Orton Plantation.

Montford Point Museum

The Montford Point Museum on the base at Camp Lejeune forever captures the proud history of African American Marines who trained here during World War II.

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