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Wilmington

Greetings from Wilmington North Carolina

The city of Wilmington, NC, just north of Brunswick County, is a day trip, about an hour's drive from North Myrtle Beach. It offers eclectic browsing and shopping plus interesting dining along its scenic riverwalk. Restored cotton mills and manufacturing plants reflect years gone by.

Home to important film production for many years, Wilmington’s reputation incorporates its historic development and modern culture.

Not only is it a historic river town, it’s also a college town where the varying ages and cultures combine and generate an artsy mix. Live music and performing arts reflect the town’s personality.

Wilmington History

Just before crossing the bridge into Wilmington, the Battleship North Carolina is a history buff’s delight. As a national monument, it’s open every day of the year. This is an authentically restored combat ship which participated in every major naval offensive in the Pacific. Interpretive signage is posted along portions of nine decks open for self guided touring. Special events include living history demonstrations, ghost walks, fireworks and entertainment. It was recently named second in USA Today’s top-10 list of North Carolina attractions.

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Battleship North Carolina

Preserved WW II-era battleship

Text © Liz & Charlie Mitchell

Images by , Photo by Charlie Mitchell, UNC Libraries Commons