Wright Brothers Plane
This is a replica of the Wright Brothers plane that was airborne on December 17, 1903.
Wright Brothers Diarama, Kill Devil Hills
A diarama in the Wright Brothers National Memorial depicts the activity of
preparing the Wright Brothers powered machine for its first flight on December 17, 1903.
Wright Brothers 1903 Camp Buildings
Based on historical research and photographs of the originals,
these living quarters and hangar buildings were reproduced on the site of the original buildings.
Period furnishing within the quarters are much as those used by the brothers. Marker No 1 designates the first flight's landing point
Wright Brothers Living Quarters
The interior of the reconstructed 1903 living quarters is furnished with objects that
appear in original photographs. the Wrights slept aloft,
cooked on a gasoline stove in the kitchen, and entertained friends around a heater built from an empty carbide drum.
Ferry in Ocracoke Harbor, North Carolina
Daily ferry service is maintained between Ocracoke Island on the Outer Banks and the town of Atlantic on the USA mainland.
US Coast Guard Dock is shown in foreground.
Ocracoke Island
Ponies that remain from the wild herds that roamed the Outer Banks are now on range in an area designated by the officials of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, Outer Banks
This is the headquarters for one of the world's largest fleets of charter fishing boats. They have dozens of crafts for Gulf Stream, Ocean, Sound or Inlet fishing.
Herbert C Bonner Bridge
Spans Oregon Inlet where the sound meets the ocean.
Hollowell's Motel
One of Atlantic Beach's finest motels. One block to the ocean, near all fishing piers and beach activities
USS North Carolina's Big Guns
The main battery consists of nine 16-inch guns that were capable of firing a one ton shell with
pinpoint accuracy over 20 miles. Visitors can enter turrets and inspect guns.
USS North Carolina
Saved from the scrap heap by the State for which she was named, the famous World War II battleship is one
of the most visited memorials in the USA.
USS North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina
USS North Carolina
America's famous World War II battleship is moored west of the Cape Fear River across
from Wilmington, NC. The ship serves as a museum and memorial to those who dies in World War II from the state.
Litchfield Beach
Aerial view of the golden curve.
Wrightsville Beach, NC
Sunfish Regatta, North Carolina
