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A
Waterfront Village with Southern Grace and
Colonial History
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Located
on Albemarle Sound’s Edenton Bay this charming
village, established in 1712, features nearly
three centuries of outstanding architecture
behind tree-lined sidewalks and along waterfront
vistas. Jacobean, Georgian, Federal, Greek
Revival, and Victorian examples make this town a
natural for its two National Historic Landmarks
and numerous listings on the National Register
of Historic Places.
Edenton, North Carolina is
known for its lively downtown lined with unique
shops, eateries and other businesses serving
residents and visitors alike. An active calendar
of events covers outdoor recreation including
sailing, paddling, biking and baseball; cultural
events such as art exhibits, plays and such rare
history treats as a Bill of Rights Tour.
Seasonal festivals are even more picturesque set
against the remarkable backdrop of this first
Colonial capital. |
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Edenton
Virtual Tour
Take a virtual stroll
through Edenton's beautiful waterfront historic
district. The virtual tours contains over a thousand photos
of Edenton's most historic homes, churches, parks, and
businesses.
Begin your tour here. |
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