Brunswick Town Historic District

Brunswick Town Historic District is a neighborhood with buildings from different periods that show the architectural development of the region. The structures range from the early settlement period through the 19th century and form a connected collection of older and newer houses.

The neighborhood developed during early European settlement on the coast of North Carolina. The region later received recognition as a National Register of Historic Places, honoring its importance in preserving colonial and post-colonial history.

The area shows buildings from different periods that reflect how residents shaped their homes and public spaces across generations. These building styles tell the story of how people lived here and what mattered to them.

Visitors can explore the neighborhood on their own or join guided tours, with maps and information readily available. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes, as exploring the various buildings involves walking through the area.

The area contains remnants of colonial-era buildings that show how the first European settlers lived on this coast. These direct traces allow visitors to see the patterns of early settlement for themselves.

Location: Brunswick County

GPS coordinates: 34.04080,-77.94470

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:00