Here’s how to plan a day trip to Bath, North Carolina. Make no mistake: Bath, North Carolina, is a small town. Its population hovers just below the mid-200s, and there’s not a lot going on in the ...

North Carolinians’ role in winning the Revolutionary War began with the fateful fire they set 250 years ago this week.

Glass display cases house the more delicate and valuable items—fine jewelry, coins, vintage watches, and small collectibles that might otherwise be overlooked. These cases are like miniature museums, ...

Down a country road in Columbus County, where the pine trees whisper secrets and the air smells of possibility, sits Grahamland Amusements LLC – a wonderfully bizarre roadside attraction that feels ...

Discover legendary North Carolina eateries—from 1920s diners to 1940s BBQ temples—where decades of family recipes and rich ...

Clark Nexsen elevated parts of the building to reveal views of the fort and offer visitors direct access beneath the building.

Explore America's rich history in North Carolina with stops at Historic Bath, Somerset Place, Edenton, and more. A journey ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A two-headed goat in a jar filled with formaldehyde, a flea wedding, a dress made ...

Steele Creek’s historic, nearly 200-year-old William Grier House faces demolition, prompting debate on balancing Charlotte development and preservation efforts.

North Carolina receives about $1.3 million in federal support, which is 40 percent of the budget for the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. The funds for 2025 haven’t been released.

Local historic resources officer Michelle McCullough won the highest honor that Preservation North Carolina bestows on working professionals during the group’s annual historic preservation ...