The Brickhouse Inn, formerly known as the "Combs-Hussey House," circa 1890, has been recently renovated and coverted to a charming B&B.The home is most often referred to as the "crown jewel" of the Columbia Historic District. Notable for its scalloped millwork, wraparound porch and gazebo, the Victorian home defines grace and charm in a tranquil setting. Guests boast of the gracious hospitality and the true taste of southern living.
As a brand new conference and training facility located on Bulls Bay and the Albemarle sound, the Eastern 4-H Center offers every day conveniences while "roughing it"
Columbia, NC Learning CentersLocated on the Scuppernong River, the facility includes a visitor center, wildlife exhibits, Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge film and nature store (The Bears Den)
Columbia, NC Nature Centers Oldest operating Ben Franklin in North Carolina
Columbia, NC Other Attractions
This 35-acre district consists of a collection of buildings dating from the 19th century to World War I. Architecture styles range from Victorian to Craftsman, Tudor Revival to Romanesque. Self-guided tour.
Columbia, NC Other Attractions
Come and Rock on the Porch! The Barker House, 1782, was home of Thomas and Penelope Barker. Penelope presided over the famou...
Oceanfront, 19 rooms, 11 efficiencies, Indoor and Outdoor Pool, Spa, refrigerators, microwaves, in-room coffee. ...
In the heart of Beaufort's historic district with beautiful waterviews, the Inlet Inn offers 37 guest rooms and meeting facil...
Riverfront Park is city park that stretches for 250 ft. along the Cape Fear River at Water Street in downtown Wilmington. B...