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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.

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Heart's Desire

Heart's Desire Studio & Gallery is a mix of old and new. Artist Mary Bassell combines her own creations of custom stained glass windows, jewelry, paper mache folk art and beach glass jewelry with her love of antiques. The Gallery features a delightful display of Mary'

Ocracoke, NC Arts



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 &

Ocracoke, NC Businesses


Things to do near Ocracoke, NC

Fort Macon State Park

Built between 1826 and 1834 to guard the entrance to Beaufort Harbor, this five-sided fort constructed of brick and stone was...

River Landing Country Club -River

Course Access: PrivateHoles: 27Reserve Advance Tee Times: 90 days...

Islander Inn, The

The Islander Inn is nestled behind the windswept dunes on the shores of Ocean Isle Beach. The Islander Inn is ideally located...