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Ocracoke, North Carolina

The Ocracoke Preservation Society rescued a 100-year-old house which was threatened by new construction in the area. Ocracoke author and historian Ellen Fulcher Cloud worked with the developers, the National Park Service, and a legion of local volunteers to relocate and restore the two-story structure built by David Williams, the first keeper of the Ocracoke lifesaving Station. The building now houses the Ocracoke Preservation Society Museum and The Museum Store, offering visitors a glimpse of what life was like in earlier times through displays, artifacts, and historic photographs. The Preservation Society offices, the museum and the Museum Store are open to the public from Easter to Thanksgiving, and by appointment during the remaining portion of the year.

Attractions and Upcoming Events


Restless Native Boat Rentals

Come and explore the waters of Ocracoke on your own! You're the Captain with daily and package deals available. Go fishing, clamming or sightseeing in one of our 16 to 21

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Trade Winds Bait & Tackle Shop

We are open 7 days per week and we're the angling authority on Ocracoke Island! Your place for bait, tackle, ice, beer, snacks and rod &

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The Castle on Silver Lake B&B

The Castle B&B is an 11-room B&

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Things to do near Ocracoke, NC

Historic Plymouth

Historic Plymouth, on the south bank of the Roanoke River in northeastern North Carolina, played an important role as a major...

New York Pizza Pub

Italian & American cuisine, featuring gourmet pizza, angus steaks, homemade pasta, salad, kids menu & homemade desserts. Lun...

Providence Burial Ground

Burial ground of prominent African-American, free blacks and military people from late 18th century and 19th century. Notabl...