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WELCOME
M A G A Z I N E
OFFICIAL
INSIDER’S
GUIDE
FOR WASHINGTON &
BEAUFORT COUNTY, NC
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PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE.
WE'RE GLAD YOUR STUDENT IS WITH US.
BEAUFORT COUNTY SCHOOLS
252.946.6593 • www.beaufort.k12.nc.us
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WELCOME TO W A S H I N G T O N
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ashington is a city born, raised hether you are visiting for the first
and made by the water - bringing time or trying to decide if this will be
an unmatched energy and rural your new home I want to personally
excitement to Coastal Carolina. welcome you to our quaint, waterfront
Here in Washington, we’re home to both the town. We are so glad you chose our town as a place
beautiful Pamico & Tar Rivers, as well as a to visit or relocate. As the director of the Chamber
vibrant & historic downtown, which for over a decade, I have watched Washington and
means we’re experts in going from Beaufort County emerge into a place where commerce
play to date. is thriving and businesses are a vital piece to the
Not a foodie or a shopaholic? personality of Washington. Each of our businesses
No problem. We’ve been told have a story to tell and we offer a unique shopping
that we’ve got a whole lot district with restaurants, art galleries, retail and more.
more to offer, starting with Our entrepreneurs make us special and each one
our Victorian architecture contributes to the success of our town and region.
(#HelloGorgeous). Looking for As a native of Washington I have been proud to
more than just a pretty facade? watch the progress in our business community. I
Cuff your jeans and cycle on out to one encourage you to visit our wonderful
of our favorite watering holes - our beautiful stores and get to know the owners.
waterfront boardwalk or Goose Creek State Park - They are our biggest advocates
where you’ll always find something fun to do. of the area and have embraced
In need of a few more happy hours? Take in a show Washington and what it wants
at the Historic Turnage Theatre or learn about our to be. Visit all of our towns
estuary system at the world’s only Estuarium. in Beaufort County as they
We welcome you to come experience our city. each have unique shops and
Be energized by our world-class art scene. Become restaurants. We often hear that
one with our diverse community. Enjoy our melting it is the people that make our
pot of flavors. And let our unique way of life on the town unique. I would agree. Our
water, inspire yours. people are extraordinary, and we hope
Whatever your genre, we’re sure you’ll find it that you enjoy meeting them and perhaps decide you
here. Consider us Eastern North Carolina’s most want to be a part of our community. Either way we
beautiful little secret. welcome you with a big “Hey Y’all” and we are glad
See you soon! you are here.
Erin Ruyle Catherine Glover
Director of Tourism & Development Executive Director
City of Washington Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce
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C O N T E N T S
VISIT BEAUFORT COUNTY......................10
ANNUAL EVENTS.......................................... 12
SHOPPING......................................................... 14
DINING................................................................ 14
EXPOLORE HISTORY................................... 16
PAMLICO PICKS.............................................. 18
CRABS ON THE MOVE..............................20
WASHINGTON BUCKET LIST................. 22
MAP OF WASHINGTON............................. 32
LODGING..........................................................36
POINTS OF TRAVEL....................................44
BEAUFORT COUNTY
AT A GLANCE.................................................46
WASHINGTON CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE DIRECTORY..................48
INSIDER TIPS
Keep an eye out for quick tips from locals and frequent
visitors that will elevate your experience while visiting
Beaufort County.
COVER PHOTO BY KELLY MAKEPEACE
Kelly Makepeace, a local principal with Beaufort County Schools, snapped this cover
photo of her kids enjoying a day of fun and sun on the Pamlico River. The image was
awarded first place honors in the 2020 Washington Tourism Development Authority
photo contest in the “Adventure and Recreation” category.
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VISIT
BEAUFORT
COUNTY
AURORA
• Tour the historic homes,
the Palmer-Marsh House, the • Take a delightful ride on the Bayview
Bonner House, and the Van Der Ferry on the east side of Bath to Aurora.
Meer House. A large phosphate mine in the area
• Stroll the waterfront at gives both paleontologists and fossil
Bonner’s Point. Grab a hot enthusiasts a unique opportunity to
dog or an old fashioned collect and study fossils from prehistoric
cheeseburger at one of the local times. The Aurora Fossil Museum,
grills. located in town, includes a wide variety
• Learn about the notorious pirate, Blackbeard, at the of marine fossils from the Pleistocene,
Historic Bath Site Visitor Center and Exhibit Hall. Pliocene and Miocene eras, as well as
• Call one of many local Captains to charter a relaxing boat Native American artifacts from the area.
ride or a fishing excursion. • For lunch, savor a shrimp basket and
• Finish your day with dinner at one of Bath’s restaurants a piece of lemon meringue pie from a
with a cold one in North Carolina’s oldest town. nearby restaurant.
• Stay at a local motel or airbnb. In the
morning, head over to Cypress Landing to
experience golf at its finest, a warm and
welcoming environment. Enjoy a delicious
lunch at a local eatery.
• For afternoon entertainment, try your hand at
a friendly game of paintball or have fun at the
local skating rink. For dinner, delicious Asian
CHOCOWINITY cuisine, or some down home country cookin’
from a local deli.
INSIDER So many of the Downtown restaurants and shops are pet friendly! They have fresh
TIP water and treats for your family pet! We also have a free dog park. — Rebecca C.
10• Wake up at your leisure and enjoy
BELHAVEN a nice breakfast at one of our B&B’s..
or have breakfast at a local diner.
• With a rich cultural heritage
that spans over two centuries,
Belhaven is home to eclectic shops
and boutiques each offering a
wide range of items, antiques,
and curiosities that can’t be found
anywhere else. While shopping take
notice of the architecture of the
buildings.
• There are several restaurants in the
downtown area open for lunch. You
can find everything from country
cooking to fresh seafood and a
“beef sandwich”.
• Tour the Belhaven Museum,
open every day 1-5 p.m., except
Wednesdays and Sundays. It’s like
no other museum you’ve ever seen!
• Experience the beauty and natural
resources of the Pungo River/
Pamlico Sound on a local charter
boat or fishing venture.
• Drop by the Chamber office (open
Tuesday-Friday 10 am until 4 pm)
and pick up your Tour of History and
Trivia flyer.
Dine in one of Belhaven’s fine
downtown restaurants.
• With a population of less than 200 people, Pantego is Beaufort
PANTEGO
County’s smallest incorporated town, but it’s got plenty of
charm.
• The town sits on Pantego Creek, a tributary of the Pungo River,
and is home of the Pantego Academy Museum, where the rural
eastern North Carolina way of life has been preserved. In town,
there’s a community park; just out of town, there’s Terra Ceia
Farms, world-famous for its tulip and peony bulbs that bloom in
the spring.
11ANNUAL EVENTS
IT’S FOUR SEASONS OF FUN
in Beaufort County with exciting
celebrations all year long. Check
out our events calendar at
visitwashingtonnc.com for a list
of major signature events and
festivals happening around the
county.
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e care about
small business
because we
are one. We care about
your community because
Market local.
it’s ours, too. When you
do business with the
Washington Daily News,
you help support local
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Thrive local.
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13SHOPPING
We’ve been told our windows encourage
shopping, and, what can we say, we have
a thing for retail therapy. In need of the
perfect present for that no-so-easy-
to-shop-for friend or planning to give
yourself a pat on the back in the form of
something trendy and new? You’ll find
just what you were looking for — and
maybe a few things you weren’t — at one
of the many locally owned boutiques,
shops and galleries around town.
Stop by the Washington Visitor’s Center
for a directory of local merchants.
DINING
After strolling through the streets of our town, you’ve likely worked up quite an appetite! Well
you’re in luck, because our town is home to some of the region’s most revered, and delicious
eateries. Downtown, you’ll find everything from authentic Southern cuisine, farm-to-table
fare, seafood and more! We’ve found that visitors are prone to falling in love at first bite.
For a complete dining guide, go to visitwashingtonnc.com.
INSIDER
TIP Skip the ketchup when ordering a Bill’s Hot Dog. — Rocky S.
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EXPLORE OUR HISTORY
MUSEUMS
Aurora Fossil Museum Historic Bath grams offered throughout the year. The
400 Main St., Aurora State Historic Site Estuarium gift shop is a great place for
252-322-4238 207 Carteret St., Bath a special gift or souvenir! Open Tues-
aurorafossilmuseum.com 252-923-3971 days through Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to
Located in the town of Aurora, the nchistoricsites.org 4 p.m.
Aurora Fossil Museum showcases 5- to North Carolina’s first town, and first
15-million-year-old marine fossils from port, Bath was founded in 1705. Home Pantego Academy
the nearby Nutrien phosphate mine to several historic properties and a vi- Historical Museum
and Native American artifacts from sitors center with interactive displays, 46 Academy St., Pantego
across prehistoric North Carolina. The the Bath Historic Site allows visitors pantegoacademy.com
museum’s mission to increase know- to talk a walk through colonial history Built in 1874, the Male and Female
ledge of the geology, paleontology and — including the town’s pirate history. Academy/Pantego High School buil-
prehistory of coastal North Carolina is Open Tuesdays through Saturdays, ding is now the home of a museum
achieved through exhibits, interactive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sundays, that tells the story of a past way of life
activities, outreach programs, events, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in rural eastern North Carolina. The
field studies and the annual Fossil building was preserved and continues
Festival. Children can dig for their Historic Port of Washington to operate through fundraisers and do-
own fossils, including sharks’ teeth, at Project nations. Open Saturdays and Sundays,
the fossil pit located across the street 140 W. Main St., Washington from 2–4 p.m., or by appointment.
from the museum. Open Mondays Step back in time and discover
through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Washington’s maritime past with this Washington Waterfront
p.m., and Sundays, from 12:30 p.m. to grassroots effort showcasing the wa- Underground Railroad
4 p.m. (from March 1 through Labor terfront trade that made Washington Museum
Day). a thriving port. HPOW has displays Corner of Gladden and West Main
set up in the Harbor District Farmers streets, Washington
& Artisans Market, open Wednesdays Facebook.com/washingtonunder-
through Fridays, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., groundrailroad
and Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A National Parks Service-designated
“Underground Railroad Network to
North Carolina Estuarium Freedom” site, this new museum
223 E. Water St., Washington shares a pictorial history of slavery and
252-948-0000 how Washington’s waterfront was a
partnershipforthesounds.neti road by river to freedom. Located in a
Belhaven Memorial Museum Fauna and flora like nowhere else exist restored Seaboard Coast Line Rail-
211 E. Main St., Belhaven in the estuaries, where fresh and saltwa- road caboose, a relic of Washington’s
252-943-6817 ter converge as rivers travel east to the past, the museum is open Thursdays
This eclectic historic collection of Atlantic Ocean. The engaging, interac- and Fridays, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Mrs. Eva Blount Way features many tive and kid-friendly exhibits at the Estu- and Sundays, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
pieces of eastern North Carolina’s past arium let visitors of all ages experience Washington Waterfront Underground
— Civil War and World War I uniforms, the sights and sounds of the estuary and Railroad Museum also has displays set
records, 19th-century clothing, old learn about the environmental challen- up in the Harbor District Farmers &
farming equipment and more. Open ges it faces. On free pontoon boat rides, Artisans Market, open Thursdays and
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except for guests can see the estuary in person, as Fridays, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and
Wednesdays. well as take part in educational pro- Sundays, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
16RESEARCH
BHM Regional Library
158 N. Market St., Washington
252-946-6401
bhmlib.org
Operating eight branches throughout Beaufort,
Hyde and Martin counties, BHM Regional Library
brings books, programs and events to residents
across the county. Headquarters are located in a
circa-1786 courthouse, the second-oldest cour-
thouse standing in North Carolina, and offer ac-
cess to NCLive, which features HeritageQuest, a
treasury of American genealogical sources, with
unique primary sources, local and family histo-
ries and search aids. Includes historical census,
PERSI, Revolutionary War records and more.
Brown Library
122 Van Norden St., Washington
252-946-4300
washington-nc.libguides.com
Brown Library provides resources and services
— educational, informational, recreational and
leisure. The library also houses an expansive
local history collection in the John A. Wilkinson
Local History Room, as well as online resources,
including in-library use of Ancestry.com and
access to NCLive and HeritageQuest, a treasury
of American genealogical sources, with unique
primary sources, local and family histories and
search aids. Includes historical census, PERSI,
Revolutionary War records and more.
Family History Center
80 Cedar Circle, Washington
252-946-9716
The Family History Center at the Church of Je-
sus Christ of Latter Day Saints invites the public
to research genealogical history, 2–6 p.m., 80
Cedar Circle, Washington. Consultants on site
at no charge and access is available to Family Se-
arch and Ancestry.com, as well as all the records
from the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day
Saints and Freedman’s Bank records, a resource
of African-American genealogical research.
17WASHINGTON & BEAUFORT COUNTY
MUST DO’s PAMLICO PICKS
Check off our top picks for Beaufort County’s sightseeing, dining, sports and culture.
Visit the Estuarium Explore
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Visit the world’s first Estuarium, one the Arts
of North Carolina’s most innovative Washington has
environmental centers and a tem- 14 art galleries
ple to Washington’s wetlands and and shops car-
wildlife. Over 200 exhibits describe rying local art
its vital estuaries and coastal rivers, in the Harbor District of downtown
including: aquariums with crabs, al- Washington, NC.
ligators, and other estuarine life fun
and fascinating artworks and videos.
Experience a
show at the
Turnage
Theatre
The Historic Tur-
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nage Theatre is the Get on the Water
centerpiece of the Washington boasts one of the largest
arts community in public access waterfronts on the East
Washington, which Coast and a wide array of recreational
is a hub for the arts activities on the water.
in eastern North
Carolina. The theater offers a variety of programs ranging from monthly
art exhibits and theater performances to photography shows, arts camps
for youth, and festivals featuring art, music and wildlife. 6
Learn rich history
at the Underground 3 Take a self guided
Railroad Museum Historic Walking Tour
Come listen to co-founder Leesa This self-guided tour takes you
Jones tell the story of how the through Washington’s historic dis-
whole town worked together at a trict. History enthusiasts take note:
time when humanity wasn’t at its Washington’s downtown is home to
best, but the Underground Rail- some of the oldest, most storied sites
road was humanity at its best. in the region!
INSIDER
Be sure to bring a camera ....because it is beautiful here! - Jennifer A.
TIP
18Take a hike at Spend the afternoon shopping
Goose Creek
State Park
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browsing Washington's
Goose Creek State Park independent shop &
has an Environmental boutiques, antique stores,
Education Center for colorful galleries and
visitors, in addition to authentic experiences.
eight miles of well-mar- Downtown shopping is
ked hiking trails and equally a magnet for first-
a campground that is time visitors and local
open all year. residents.
Taste Book a ride on a River
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Southern
Cuisine
Roving Boat Tour 12
The Estuarium offers
Enjoy everything from free River Roving boat
fresh locally sourced trips from April through
seafood to a twist on October. Experience the
Southern classics. beauty of the Pamlico-Tar
River and learn about the
maritime heritage of his-
toric Little Washington.
Take a selfie with the crabs
Unique Washington
Aurora Fossil Museum
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Crabs are one of
the many public art Visit the Aurora Fossil Museum
sculptures to be where the is fossil displays, a shark
discovered around hall, a world class collection of gems and
town. Be sure to minerals as well as a fluorescent mineral
snap a selfie with room. You can even dig for your own fossils in
them and tag us the Pits of the Pungo!
using the hashtag
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#mywashingtonnc Historic Bath
For a relaxing day trip or a quiet
escape, discover North Carolina’s
oldest town - a community that,
despite its wild history, remains
Watch the sunset on the waterfront relatively unchanged populati-
Stroll along Washington’s waterfront promenade, which on-wise from its original incorpo-
stretches nearly ration over 300 years ago.
a mile alongside
marshy islands, Hit the beach
and spit boats Take a dip at one of Beaufort County’s free public swim
and wildlife like beaches [no lifeguards]. Beach access is available at
great herons on Goose Creek
the boardwalk State Park and
before picking a the Charlie
spot to settle in Smith Center
and watch the at 914 E. Main
sunset. in Belhaven.
19CRABS ON THE MOVE
Can you find them all?
The ‘Crabs on the Move project started in 2006. The Pine Needles
Garden Club started this venture as a way to give back to the
community in Washington. The crab statues were auctioned off to
different organizations and businesses at a ‘Crab Ball,’ a black tie
event that was held at the Washington Civic Center. The money
raised went to local charities. The crabs were painted and decorated
by local artists, then displayed in town. At that time, the statues
‘Craig Crab-borne Culinary King’ would be moved to different parts of town on occasion. Thus the
Crab Park ‘Crabs on the Move’ became the name of the initiative.
W. Stewart Parkway Project objectives included providing a marketing tool for tourism,
raising money for local charities, tying in with the Estuarium’s existing
logo, providing an icon for tourists and locals in which to identify
Beaufort County, and bringing Beaufort County’s first outdoor art
exhibit to life - a showcase for our local artists.
The project eventually took a new direction when they were
bought by various businesses, organizations, and individuals, (many
were repainted) and were placed in permanent spots throughout
Washington and Beaufort County.
Here is a list of the crab statues with locations and photographs for
families, individuals and other groups can use as a type of ‘scavenger
hunt’ to find and post your pictures.
We hope you enjoy this activity while social distancing.
If we have missed a crab statue, let us know where it is, and we will
Fish Hooks Café add it!
231 E. Main Street HAVE FUN!
Belhaven
Edward Jones
106 E. 15th Street
Hospital Pharmacy
601 E. 12th Street
Historic Bath Visitor Center Bath
Only visible when open; Call for Liberty Tax Service
hours. 252-923-3971 1410 Carolina Ave
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81 NC Highway 99
Pantego
First National Bank
1422 Carolina Ave
‘Forestacean’
‘Miss Gemmie Blue’
Crab Park
Stewart Parkway &
W. Stewart Parkway
Respess Street
The Rich Company
1468 Carolina Ave
‘Shellacious’
NC Estuarium
223 E. Water Street
‘Sassy Sook’
Bayview Road
Bath
State Farm – Mauri
Evans Alligood
521 W. 15th Street
‘Rhapsody on Blue’
Crab Park
W. Stewart Parkway
‘Sara’
Pungo Christian Academy Pamlico Animal Hospital
983 W. Main Street 3005 John Small Ave
Belhaven
21WASHINGTON
BUCKET LIST
CHILL BY THE WATER SHOP, SHOP
Pretty much everything you do in Washington comes AND THEN SHOP
with a water view. From enjoying a cocktail and a sunset,
to sharing some apps and a cool breeze on the board-
SOME MORE
Throughout the City, you’ll find
walk, for the perfect trip, just add water.
everything from a vibrant mix of
unique, local boutiques to an array
FIND YOUR SEA LEGS of top art galleries and antique
Kayaking, fishing, sailing, paddleboarding, Pamlico river shops.
cruising - activities in, on and around the water are a
must. GO ON A
CRAB HUNT
EXPLORE THE ESTUARIUM Washington’s crabs have been here
Visit the world’s first estuarium and one of North Caro- since 2006 and have become our
lina’s most innovative environmental centers. The North iconic symbol and are located all
Carolina Estuarium is an iconic landmark and museum over Beaufort County. We suggest
in the heart of our downtown. a scavenger hunt - and of course
selfies with the crabs - can you find
TAKE IN RICH HISTORY them all?
The best way to see Washington is on foot. Take one
of our self guided Historic Walking Tours or cruise by
haunted homes and graveyards on Washington’s guided
GET MOVING AT
Historic Walking Tour. With the Historic District’s rich GOOSE CREEK
culture, there is plenty to see while you stroll within a STATE PARK
few minutes of Washington’s Visitor Information Center. The eight miles of trails at Goose
Creek State Park lead visitors through
PLAY YOUR ART OUT a broad range of coastal experiences—
Washington isn’t a city that just likes art. We LOVE art. live oaks draped in Spanish moss,
The Arts of the Pamlico (AOP) is a vibrant hub of arts & wetlands along the Pamlico Sound
cultural events & activities for adults and youth serving and a cypress swamp viewed from an
Eastern North Carolina.The Historic Turnage Theatre extensive boardwalk.
adds to the City’s already strong presence of rich history
and entertainment and hosts concerts, plays and come-
dy shows. BE A TOURIST
Take one of Washington’s many guided
EAT EVERYTHING or self-guided tours. Experience years of
As one of Eastern North Carolina’s most dynamic foodie rich history at the Underground Rail-
destinations, Washington’s culinary scene is cook’n! road Museum, marvel at the art in the
From fresh caught seafood, to make from scratch Sou- Historic Turnage Theatre, raise a glass
thern cuisine, to locally owned favorites, you’re sure to at the Wine Crate or climb aboard a Ri-
be left full, happy, and ready for a nap by the water. ver Roving Boat Tour at the Estuarium.
22VISIT THE WASHINGTON WATERFRONT
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MUSEUM
While there’s no denying the very nature of slavery carries the weight of sadness, the
museum exemplifies goodness. The stories of freedom seekers and the abolitionists
who helped them are full of hope, faith and the promise of a better life.The Washington
Waterfront Underground Railroad Museum shares the stories of people helping people.
TAKE A STROLL
DOWN MAIN
STREET
Main Street, located in historic
downtown Washington, is home to
restaurants, shops, live music and a
large collection of art for sale, from
Washington landscapes to stunning
pottery and unique glasswork. You
may even get to see some of the
artists in action.
Looking for more to do? Beaufort County hosts many events each year —
most of them free! Check ‘em out at visitwashingtonnc.com/events.
As an outsider, make it a full week to explore. We came only for a couple
nights in February and it wasn't nearly long enough. We missed the Hackney
and Bill's on Gladden Street along with the Underground Railroad museum.
Grub Brothers and Down on Main kept us fueled from the walking tour and
INSIDER the absolutely beautiful boardwalk and waterfront strolls along with all the
TIP great little shops along West Main. On our way out of town we stopped at
Bill's at Washington Square Mall and also grabbed some cheese biscuits at
Mom's Grill. The Estuarium is a must as well. On second thought, two days
was long enough to know we will be back for some warmer nights when
the waterfront is full of people. — Ed C.
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122 Van Norden Street / (252) 946.4300 Washington-Beaufort 102 E. Second Street / (252) 975.9300 E. 3r
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Points of Interest
2 Grace Martin Harwell Senior Center 102 Stewart Parkway / (252) 946.9168 11 Havens Gardens 16 Was
310 W. Main Street / (252) 975.9641 wbcchamber.com 1001 Park Drive / (252) 975.9367 200 A
washingtonparksandrecreation.com washingtonparksandrecreation.com wash
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3 Underground Railroad Museum 119 E. Water Street / (252) 975.9644 12 City Boat Launch Ramp
Park Drive 17 Sus
108 Gladden Street / (252) 833.0995 littlewashingtonnc.com/venue/festival-park 101
washingtonnc.gov/boating-information
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4 Washington Civic Center & 8 NC Estuarium 13 Off-Leash Dog Park
Washington Tourism Authority 223 E. Water Street / (252) 948.0000 601 E. 4th Street / (252) 975.9644 18 Moo
110 Gladden Street / (252) 975.9316 littlewashingtonnc.com/venue/north-carolina-estuarium washingtonparksandrecreation.com 101
washingtonciviccenter.com wash
14 Bobby Andrews Recreation Center /
5 Washington Waterfront Docks 9 Arts of the Pamlico / Turnage Theatre PCM Skatepark
301 Stewart Parkway / (252) 940.1231 150 W. Main Street / (252) 946.2504
231 E. 7th Street / (252) 975.9644
washingtonnc.gov/boating-information artsofthepamlico.org
washingtonparksandrecreation.com
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shington-Warren Field Airport (OCW) 2 Hampton Inn 7 Washington Motel
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siegray McConnell Sports Complex 3 EconoLodge 8 Days Inn
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ore Aquatic & Fitness Center 4 Quality Inn of Washington 9 Elmwood 1820 Bed & Breakfast Inn
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5 Sunset Inn 10 The Pamlico House Bed & Breakfast
109 Carolina Avenue / (252) 946.6551 400 East Main Street / (252) 946.5001
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HOMES AWAY FROM HOME
LODGING
No need to count sheep. When you hit the hay in Washington, you’re guaranteed a
good night’s rest. Whatever your sleep style, we’ve got your eight hours covered.
In search of a familiar place
to stay? Give one of our
conveniently located hotels
or motels a try. Looking for
something a little outside
the box? Our campgrounds
are perfect for rolling in or
popping up, while our bed
and breakfasts serve up
some serious charm. For a
list of AirBnB’s please visit
airbnb.com
Sunsets on the waterfront are awesome and different daily...grab a swing
INSIDER
or a bench and enjoy...or walk the boardwalk while you take it all in...
TIP
nature refreshes the soul. — Cassie W.
36Use Washington as your base and
INSIDER
explore. Bath and Fossil Museum in
TIPS
Aurora are nice side trips! — Tim H.
The old homes on the waterfront and back
street make for a wonderful visual experience.
— Jacqui R.
Name Address/Website Phone Rooms Pets
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott 2090 W 15th St 252-940-5630 86 5
www.marriott.com
Elmwood 1820 Bed & Breakfast Inn 731 W. Main Street 252-623-1466 4
www.facebook.com/Elmwood1820
Hampton Inn 2085 W 15th St 252-940-4556 86 4
hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Days Inn 916 Carolina Avenue 252-946-6141 67 2
www.daysinn.com
Econo Lodge 1220 W. 15th St 252-946-7781 45
www.econolodge.com
Quality Inn 1636 Carolina Avenue 252-946-4444 56 3
www.choicehotels.com
Magnuson Hotel of Washington 1031 Carolina Avenue 252-946-5500 55 4
www.magnusonhotelwashington.com
Washington Motel 1011 Carolina Ave
Goose Creek State Park Camping 2190 Camp Leach Road 252-923-2191
www.ncparks.gov/goose-creek-state-park/camping
Tranters Creek Resort & Campground 6573 Clark’s Neck Road 252-948-0850
Twin Lakes 1618 Memory Lane 252-946-5700
(not in cabins)
For a list of AirBnB’s please visit airbnb.com
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Funeral Package SM $4975
at our facility or your church
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MILEAGE TO POINTS
CRYSTAL COAST
Washington’s location on
the Pamlico River is ideal Atlantic Beach 72 miles
for it’s natural beauty,
historic architecture and
Swansboro 76 miles
warm people, but we are
Morehead City 72 miles
also conveniently located
near a variety of beaches,
OUTER BANKS
metro areas and other
Colonial and historic sites. Duck 138 miles
Whether you’re looking
for an easy day trip to the Kill Devil Hills 112 miles
beach, the atmosphere
and amenities of more Kitty Hawk 133 miles
urban cities or looking to
explore the rich history Manteo 102 miles
of eastern North Carolina
and Virginia, Washington’s
FERRY
location is ideal for
Swanquarter 59 miles
quick getaways and
endless opportunities for
METRO
exploration.
Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill 108 miles
Washington, D.C. 287 miles
Wilmington 129 miles
Greenville 23 miles
HISTORIC
Edenton 58 miles
Elizabeth City 86 miles
Colonial Williamsburg 168 miles
New Bern 38 miles
Camden County Visitor Center (VA line) 97 miles
I fell in love with Washington a year ago, and moved here a month later.
INSIDER Goose Creek State Park is a gem, and the beach area is tranquil and
TIP beautiful. — Tim T.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY
at a glance
Population of Beaufort County, NC 47,316
2018 PROPERTY TAX RATE PER
COUNTY/MUNICIPALITY
$100 OF ASSESSED VALUE
Countywide 0.615
City of Washington 0.53
Town of Washington Park 0.29
State Sales Tax Town of Bath 0.24
6.75% Town of Pantego 0.16
4.75% + Local 2% =
Town of Belhaven 0.59
Town of Chocowinity 0.52
Town of Aurora 0.62
LARGEST EMPLOYMENT INDUSTRIES IN BEAUFORT COUNTY
AGRICULTURE MANUFACTURING HEALTHCARE RETAIL & TRADE
AGRICULTURE
Main crops are corn,
soybeans, cotton, wheat
and tobacco.
Beaufort County usually in top
Sale of ag crops
2 or 3 of all counties in corn and
contributes $120
soybean bushels produced.
million on average
to the county. Along The homeownership
529,908 acres with crops, we also rate in Beaufort
have a huge timber County, NC is 70.8%,
$453,089,000 acreage, contributing which is higher than
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM AND BUILDINGS another 50 million or the national average
so each year. of 63.9%
364 farms
Go by boat! Stay at the City Docks. Power, water, clean restrooms, laundry and wonderful park for
INSIDER long dog walks, too. The parlors nicely lighted for a late stroll. Best sunsets are from your boat.
TIP The restaurants along the waterfront/main street cannot be beat!! Lots of choices! — Beth T.
46HIGHWAYS PASSENGER AIR
Supporting the
Warren Field is a general aviation, full-service airport operated by the City
movement of people
of Washington. It proudly serves corporate and recreational aviation flying
and things, Highway US
in and out of Beaufort County.
264 East/West is a four-
lane divided highway
Pitt-Greenville Airport is located 26 minutes
that connects Beaufort
from Beaufort County and offers flights
County to Greenville and
via American Airlines to Charlotte Douglas
beyond to I-95 and I-40.
International Airport.
US 17 North/South is
Coastal Carolina Regional Airport in New
a four lane divided
Bern, NC is located 30 minutes south of
highway through
Washington and offers flights via American
Beaufort County and
Airlines to Charlotte Douglas International
partially four-lane to
Airport and Delta Airlines to Hartsfield-
parts of Norfolk, VA and
Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Morehead City, NC.
Raleigh-Durham International Airport is
The quickest way to
located 120 minutes from Beaufort County
Highway 95 is in Wilson,
and provides over 400 daily flights via major
NC which is 65.4 miles
US carriers with international flights to
away
London, Paris, and Toronto.
WATERWAYS & ICW
Rail service is provided by Norfolk
The Washington Waterfront is along Southern and CSX railroads
the north shore of the Pamlico connecting Beaufort County.
River, approximately 25 nautical Norfolk Southern provides direct
miles westerly from the Intracoastal access to rail at the Beaufort County
Waterway, and 55 nautical miles from Industrial Park at Chocowinity.
Ocracoke Island. AMTRAK
Wilson, NC 58.5 miles
The channel from Red marker 16 in RAIL
Rocky Mount, NC 58 miles
the Pamlico River has a normal depth
of 9 to 11 feet to the Coastal
Railway swing bridge.
Inside the trestle, water PORTS
depths run from 14 to The major deep water ports of Morehead City, NC, Wilmington,
24 feet. NC, and Norfolk, VA are within 90 minutes of Beaufort County.
FERRIES
Swan Quarter to Ocracoke 53.7 miles $$
Cedar Island to Ocracoke 107 miles $$
Bayview to Aurora 20.6 miles (year-round) FREE
Currituck to Knotts Island 104 miles (year-round) FREE
Southport to Fort Fisher 161 miles $$
Cherry Branch to Minnesott Beach 65.2 miles (year-round) FREE
Hatteras to Ocracoke 162 miles FREE
For more information contact www.ncferry.org or 1-800-BY-FERRY
47Washington Chamber of Commerce Directory H & R Block Accounting 2013 West 15th Street Keech & Company PA Accounting 120 S. Market Street Tom Robinson CPA Accounting 822 W. 5th Street Wilson, Jones & Griffin, PA Accounting 114 E. 2nd Street Deep Fried Creative, Inc. Advertising 409 W. Main Street, Suite 207 Igoe Creative Advertising 1694-A E. Arlington Blvd Wyman Marketing Concepts Advertising 200 Washington Harbour Dark Water Enterprises, Inc. Agriculture 7111 NC Hwy 99 South Gerard Seed Company Agriculture 1041 East 4th Street Meherrin Agriculture 5724 Sidney Road Griffin Farms Agriculture 1694 Avenue Road Quail Ridge Apartments Apartments 940 Runyon Road Art on Market/Kay G. Woolard Art Studio Arts & Culture 112-B N. Market Street Arts of the Pamlico Arts & Culture 150 W. Main Street Beaufort County Concert Association Arts & Culture PO Box 1024 Beaufort County Traditional Music Association Arts & Culture PO Box 84 Inner Banks Music Academy, Inc Arts & Culture 1007 Brown Street Bramble & Bramble, PA Attorney 100 East Main Street C.T. Partrick Jr. P.A. Attorney 204 N. Market Street Colombo Kitchin Attorneys Attorney 130-A East Second Street David Francisco Attorney at Law P.C. Attorney 317 W. 3rd Street Evan Lewis, Attorney Attorney 113 East 15th Street, Suite 3 Inner Banks Legal Services, Inc. Attorney 130-A E. 2nd Street John B. Tate, III Attorney 68-A NC 33 Hwy East Jones & McKinney, P.A. Attorney 147 N. Market Street Mayo & Mayo Attorney 102 West 2nd Street Rodman, Holscher, Peck & Edwards, PA Attorney 320 N. Market Street Watsi Sutton, Attorney at Law, P.A. Attorney 249 Market Street Tammera Cooper, Author Author Carolina Avenue 76 Automotive Sales/Service/Par 710 Carolina Avenue A&B Mechanical Service, Inc. Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 400 Plymouth Street AAA Glass Service, Inc. Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 2513 W. 5th Street Alligood’s Garage Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 527 North Market Street Coastal Carolina Coatings Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 4050 Wharton Station Road ENC Sales Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 3684 US Hwy 264 East Feyer Ford & Lincoln Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 1677 US Hwy 17 North Lee Chevrolet Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 275 W. 5th Street LJ’s Auto Body Shop, Inc. Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 4183 US Hwy 264 East Pecheles Toyota Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 4020 Hwy 264 West Piston Ring & Machine Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 1218 John Small Avenue Pugh’s Tire & Service Centers Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 1130 John Small Avenue Quality Tires & Service, Inc. Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 140 W. 3rd Street Warehouse Tire & Battery Sales Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 301 Hackney Avenue Washington Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 4001 US Hwy 264 West Washington Quick Lube, Inc. Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 655 West 3rd Street West Park Motor Company Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 4030 US Hwy 264 West William’s Auto Body Automotive Sales/Service/Parts 628 Washington Street CresCom Bank Banks/Financial 1311 Carolina Avenue First Bank Banks/Financial 639 W. 15th Street First Citizens Bank Banks/Financial 1411 Carolina Avenue First National Bank Banks/Financial 1422 Carolina Avenue State Employees Credit Union Banks/Financial 2000 West 15th Street Wells Fargo Bank Banks/Financial 101 South Market Street Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Banks/Financial 820 Red Banks Road Coastal Carpet Cleaning, Inc. Carpet Cleaning 6185 US Hwy 264 West Carolina Communications Cell/Cable/Internet 536 Pamlico Plaza Pamlico Tower Cell/Cable/Internet 5485 US Hwy 17 North RiverStreet Networks Cell/Cable/Internet 2193 NC-99 Suddenlink Communications Cell/Cable/Internet 2120 West Arlington Blvd US Cellular Cell/Cable/Internet 875 W. 15th Street Aurora/Richland Township Chamber Chamber of Commerce 474 Main Street Belhaven Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce 125 West Main Street 48
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49A New Adventure Child Care 148 Avon Avenue Start Right Learning Center Child Care 940 Hudnell Street Cornerstone Family Worship Center Church 1918 W. 5th Street Covenant Washington Church 230 E. 8th Street First Baptist Church Church 113 North Harvey Street First Presbyterian Church Church 211 West 2nd Street First United Methodist Church Church 304 West Second Street Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Church 1776 North Market Street Harvest Church Church 2020 W. 15th Street River City Christian Center Church 3806 River Road Washington Assembly of God Church 2029 W. 5th Street Strategic Network Consultants, Inc. Computer Repair/IT 524 E. 9th Street Williams & Associates Computer Repair/IT 201 W. Main Street A.R. Chesson Construction Co., Inc. Construction 315 W. Main Street B.E. Singleton Construction 920 West 3rd Street Brooks Home Improvement & Coast to Coast Transport Construction 558 Barwick Drive Coastal Clearing & Grading, Inc Construction 65 Maple Street DB&H Commercial Contractors Construction 1100 W. 5th Street, Suite 100 Frank McLawhorn Construction Company Construction 3101 Hwy 17 South Furlough Construction Construction 156 E. Water Street #101 Horton Contractors, Inc. Construction 206 N. Market Street Lyons Custom Builders, Inc. Construction 1 Commerce Square, Suite 203 Moore Design Build, LLC Construction 50 Indian Trail River City Construction, Inc. Construction 3534 Cherry Run Road Stocks & Taylor Construction, Inc. Construction 1825 Carolina Avenue WIMCO Construction 2533 W. 5th Street Storm Guard of New Bern NC Construction 1916 S. Glenburnie Road, Suite 8 The Cleaners Dry Cleaner 112 East 5th Street Beaufort County Community College Education 5337 US Hwy 264 East Beaufort County Schools Education 321 Smaw Road Montessori Preschool Education 1209 Highland Drive North Carolina Wesleyan College Education 5337 Hwy 264 East Sylvan Learning Education 155 N. Market Street, Suite D The University of Mount Olive at Washington Education 4525 US Hwy 264 West Washington Montessori Public Charter School Education 2330 Old Bath Hwy Cole’s Electric Motor Shop Electric Motor & Sales/Repairs 114 S. Bridge Street Pair Electronics, Inc. Electronics 105A Trade Street Engraver’s World & Apparel Embroidery/Screen Printing 5246 Hwy 264 East Inner Banks Consulting, LLC Engineering Services Inner Banks Engineering Engineering Services PO Box 154 McLawhorn Engineering, PLLC Engineering Services One Commerce Square, Suite 204 Pungo Engineering Services, PLLC Engineering Services 424 East Main Street Beaufort Equipment Co. Equipment 3108 John Small Avenue Gregory Poole Equipment 53 Springs Road Pamlico Fence Company Fencing 826 W. 10th Street Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Financial Advisor 155 N. Market Street, Suite 219 Edward Jones - Jordan Cantrell Financial Advisor 1296 John Small Avenue Edward Jones - Rod Cantrell Financial Advisor 258 West Main Street Edward Jones - Stuart O’Neal Financial Advisor 106 East 15th Street Edward Jones - Casey Sears Financial Advisor 1989 W. 15th Street, Suite 105 Edward Jones - Roy Parker Financial Advisor 1251 Highland Drive Athletic Edge Sports & Fitness Center, Inc. Fitness 1100 W. 5th Street Fitness Unlimited Fitness 622 West 15th Street Tidewater Energy Fuel 329 Grimes Road Paul Funeral Home Funeral Home 900 John Small Avenue Washington Funeral and Cremation - Hillside Chapel Funeral Home 4500 US Hwy 264 East H&H Golf Carts, Inc Golf Cart Sales, Rentals & Services 5703 NC Hwy 33 East Washington Park Government PO Box 632 Beaufort County Government Government 121 W. 3rd Street City Of Washington Government 102 E. 2nd Street Bardot Studio Hair Salon 143 W. Main Street Bella Enchanted Hair Salon 1102 N. Brown Street Capelli Salon Hair Salon 211 N. Market Street Advance Mechanical Inc. Heating & Air 824 West Star Street Advanced Air Solutions Heating & Air 1809 Corsica Road 50
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53Vidant Orthopedics Medical 1207 Highland Drive Vidant Rheumatology Medical 628 E. 12th Street Vidant Urology Medical 1202 Brown Street Vidant Wellness Center-Washington Medical 1375 Cowell Farm Road Vidant Women’s Care Medical 1210 Brown Street Vidant Women’s Care Medical 1204 Brown Street Washington Chiropractic Center Medical 920 Hackney Avenue Fox Hollow Farm LLC Meeting/Banquet Facility 2949 Corsica Road Greenville Convention Center Meeting/Banquet Facility 303 SW Greenville Blvd Clear Point Mental Health Counseling 417 N. Bridge Street A1 Environmental Services Mold Remediation 141 S. Market Street CareMaster Mold Remediation 601 Dexter Street Servpro of Bath Mold Remediation 7013 NC Hwy 92E WoodmenLife Chapter 623 Non-Profit 1080 Cherry Lane Road American Red Cross Non-Profit 135 North Market Street Angels n Camo Non-Profit 532 Ward Road Aurora Fossil Museum Non-Profit 400 Main Street Beaufort County Committee of 100 Non-Profit 705 Page Road Beaufort County Crime Stoppers Non-Profit 210 N. Market Street Beaufort County Developmental Center Non-Profit 1534 West 5th Street Beaufort County Economic Development Non-Profit 705 Page Road Beaufort County United Way Non-Profit 113 E. 15th Street Beaufort/Hyde Partnership for Children Non-Profit 979 Washington Square Mall Better Business Bureau Non-Profit 5540 Munford Road, Suite 130 The Blind Center Non-Profit PO Box 491, 221 North Harvey Street Boy Scouts of America - East Carolina Council Non-Profit PO Box 1698 Boys & Girls Club of Beaufort County Non-Profit 1089 N. Bridge Street Coastal Pregnancy Center Non-Profit 1312 John Small Avenue Cypress Landing Home Owners Association Non-Profit 100 Marina Drive Daughters of Worth Non-Profit 2113 Southview Drive Dementia Alliance of NC Non-Profit Eagle’s Wings Non-Profit PO Box 426 Hope Clinic Non-Profit 203 North Street, 2nd Floor Inner Banks STEM Center Non-Profit 201 Airport Road Little Washington Sailing School Non-Profit 124 S. Market Street Marion Shepard Cancer Foundation Non-Profit 1209 Brown Street Moss Landing Home Owners Association Non-Profit PO Box 59 Old Ford Ruritan Club Non-Profit 6003 US Hwy 17 North Open Door Community Center Non-Profit 1240 Cowell Farm Road Pamlico Plantation Property Owners Association Non-Profit 150 Clubhouse Circle Pamlico Rose Institute for Sustainable Communities Non-Profit 820 Park Drive Pamlico Sail & Power Squadron Non-Profit 215 Pungo Lane Partnership for the Sounds Non-Profit PO Box 55 Purpose of God Annex Non-Profit 1015 E. 6th Street ReLeaf Washington Non-Profit PO Box 2836 Ruth’s House Non-Profit PO Box 2843 The Salvation Army Non-Profit 112 E. 7th Street Washington BC Board of Realtors Non-Profit 1433 S. Glenburnie Road Washington Harbor District Alliance Non-Profit Washington Noon Rotary Non-Profit PO Box 86 Young Life on the Pamlico Non-Profit 409 W. Main Street, Suite 201 & 203 Justice Reinvestment Group of NC Non-Profit 4934 River Road Optimist Club of Washington Non-Profit Foundary and Forge Office and Coworking Center Office and Coworking Center 1011 W. 5th Street CopyPro, Inc. Office Equipment & Supplies 3103 Landmark Street Cooper’s Painting, Inc. Painter 851 E. Main Street Hudnell’s Painting Painter 630 Hubs Rec Road Keech’s Painting, Inc. Painter 101 Edwards Drive Turner Pest Control Pest Control PO Box 1196 Be Healthy Apothecary Pharmacy 126 W. Main Street O’Neal’s Drug Store of Washington Pharmacy 601 E. 12th Street Gregg Ward Photography Photography 503 Bay Lake Street Blu Site Solutions of North Carolina, Inc. Portable Toilets 5680 Richlands Highway Century 21 The Realty Group - Jerry & Brenda Evans Real Estate 162 W. Main Street Century 21 The Realty Group - Alexis Davis Real Estate 162 W. Main Street 54
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