SwansboroHistory – Page 5 – Swansboro Historical Association

Notecards featuring a painting of the Swansboro waterfront are being sold as a fundraiser for the Swansboro Historical Association

The cards are sold as a package of 10 All-occasion cards for $12 and are available at local stores on...

Thanks to the members of the Historical Association and all those who donated this at year at Candlelight and Flotilla....

Bells will toll in unison across North Carolina and throughout the world at 11 a.m. November 11 to commemorate the...

Who: Jack Dudley, Steve Anderson, and Amelia Dees-Killette When: November 5, 2018 – 6:30p – 8:00p Where: Swansboro Parks and...

106 Walnut Street The National Register describes the house as a three-bay I-house, with center hall plan, one-story ell, and...

108 Walnut Street The house is a typically constructed wood frame, two story house, described as a triple-A, three-bay I-house...

208 Elm Street Basil Hawkins probably built the house, and his heir, Catherine Hawkins, owned it in 1850. Andrew Jackson...

200 Moore Street An example of a 3-bay “I” Plan, which was typical in this area around the beginning of...

114 Water Street This was the last Swansboro house built by local carpenter Robert Lee Smith. His daughter Amelia and...

503 Sabiston Drive This cottage style home reflects the craftsmanship of John Rogers, a popular local carpenter who built a...

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