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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.

Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial Camp Lejeune

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

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.

Old Alexander County Jail

A distinctive pyramid-style roof tops the historic two-story brick Alexander County jail in Taylorsville.

and Living History Museum Watch today’s Cherokee practice the ancient crafts of making hull canoes, pottery, masks, baskets and beadwork. Also see how they lived and practiced medicine in the mountains of eighteenth century North Carolina.

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.

Old Avery County Jail

In 1911 The State created Avery County from Watauga and Mitchell County as the 100th and last county in North Carolina.

Old Brunswick County Jail

You can still read the graffiti penned by prisoners on the cell walls of this jail in Southport and see the two cells used to confine prisoners...

Old Jail of Macon County

Macon County’s Historic Old Jail pre-dates the Civil War and is still in use today as home to the Franklin Gem & Mineral Museum...

Old Mill 1886

The Old Mill 1886 is an authentic grist mill and country store decorated with vintage antique furnishings, lamps, china and intricate Cherokee carvings...

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