A
stroll through the town's historic district provides
ample opportunity to soak up three centuries of
architecture, includin g
a 1767 Courthouse and the 1750 Cupola House, both
among the nation's finest Georgian buildings.
National Trust Providence Burial Ground, which dates
back to the 19th century, is one of 11 stops on
a newly developed walking tour of significant African-American
historic sites, while waterfront parks and a canoe
and kayak trail help visitors explore beautiful
Albemarle Sound. Children love Edenton's National
Fish Hatchery where an aquarium, exhibits and fishing
ponds provide hours of fun, and kids of all ages
can take part in the national pastime by rooting
for the home team at historic Hicks Field, which
boasts the oldest remaining wooden grandstand in
the state."
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Edenton
was named a top destination by
the National Trust for Historic Preservation:
"Edenton was home to a signer of the Declaration
of Independence - but it was women who put the town
on the map. 