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Front Street Inn by the sea: Jean Bruyere Kell Room

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Front Street Inn by the sea. Belcher Fuller House circa 1851 - Beaufort, North Carolina. Jean Bruyere Kell Room. This first-floor room includes. Bed and a large bath with claw-footed tub. And separate shower. The room is named for Beaufort historian and author Jean Kell. Jean Bruyere Kell (1909-2004) and husband Copeland Kell purchased the Belcher Fuller House from Laura Esther Thomas; the purchase price was $100. The Kells. Operated an antique shop in the Belcher Fuller House. A page from Jean's. Mother...

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Hungry Town Tours: Our Hungry Town Culinary Tours Support Local Fishermen

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EXPERIENCE BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA - AN INSIDERS CONNECTION TO "AMERICA'S FAVORITE TOWN". Pedal, walk, nosh or sip your way through 300 years of Beaufort's history. Among Walking, Bicycling, History and Culinary and Food Tours is a special tour inspired by Nicolas Sparks novels. CulinaryTours sample Beaufort’s best eateries including fresh seafood. From pirates to shipbuilders and historic homes, our local guide reveals a side of history like no other. Photo courtesy of Carteret Catch. Hungry Town Bike ...

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Front Street Inn by the sea: Shackelford Room - Breakfast Room & Living Area

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Front Street Inn by the sea. Belcher Fuller House circa 1851 - Beaufort, North Carolina. Shackelford Room - Breakfast Room and Living Area. This room is named for the Shackelford Family. This room is being transformed into. The Breakfast Room and Living Area. Francis and John Shackelford were the first of a handful of men, including John Nelson, John Fulford, Enoch Ward and Robert Turner, who were residents of the Core Sound settlement prior to 1713. Of the many sons of Roger and Mary Shackelford, John a...

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Front Street Inn by the sea: William Borden Room - Named for 18th-century Land Owner

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Front Street Inn by the sea. Belcher Fuller House circa 1851 - Beaufort, North Carolina. William Borden Room - Named for 18th-century Land Owner. The second-floor "William Borden Room". Includes an elegant, calming taupe and sage color scheme, queen bed, antiques and tub/shower combination. William Borden Jr. was the first documented owner of the land on which this house was built. Son of William Borden (1689-1749) and Alice Hull (1693-1730), was born February 6, 1731 in Tiverton, Rhode Island. 1768, ori...

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Hungry Town Tours: How many historic homes are there?

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EXPERIENCE BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA - AN INSIDERS CONNECTION TO "AMERICA'S FAVORITE TOWN". Pedal, walk, nosh or sip your way through 300 years of Beaufort's history. Among Walking, Bicycling, History and Culinary and Food Tours is a special tour inspired by Nicolas Sparks novels. CulinaryTours sample Beaufort’s best eateries including fresh seafood. From pirates to shipbuilders and historic homes, our local guide reveals a side of history like no other. How many historic homes are there? 9642; ALL TOURS ...

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PORCHSCAPES - The Colors of Beaufort, North Carolina

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PORCHSCAPES - The Colors of Beaufort, North Carolina. Three Centuries of History Woven Though Art and Words - by Beaufort artist and historian Mary Warshaw. Excerpt from Architectural Treasures. Sketches by Edward F. Turberg*. From the beginning, Beaufort was affected by those who traveled the seas. An international network of trade and communication provided a cultural influence unlike that of inland North Carolina—thus the growth of not only a unique maritime heritage but also an unequaled coll. As not...

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HISTORIC BEAUFORT North Carolina: Preface

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A UNIQUE COASTAL VILLAGE PRESERVED. Authentic history of the homes, buildings, sites and families. I always dreamed of moving to the coast to paint. And though I had never been to Beaufort, I was undeniably drawn to the quaint seaside village. Settling full-time into a duplex cottage at 207 Orange Street in 2001, I sensed the historic reality of Beaufort's charm. Is the Hammock House the oldest? Was the town built on an Indian village and who were the Coree? As I finished this volume, overlooking the tow...

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. . . More Beaufort, North Carolina History: Early 18th Century Farnifold Green Homestead

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More Beaufort, North Carolina History. An Expansion Site for Discoveries, Histories and Other Things Beaufort - Compiled by Mary Warshaw. Early 18th Century Farnifold Green Homestead. Part of 1707 Land Grant North of the Neuse. 1676 Map noted "Green's Land". Of Farnifold Green's Family. In July of 1653, Farnifold's grandfather, Roger Green (1620-1671) was granted land on “Roanoke river and the land lying upon the south side of Choan river and the ranches thereof…”. Came to North Carolina. In 1714, Indian...

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. . . More Beaufort, North Carolina History: Carteret County during the Revolutionary Period

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More Beaufort, North Carolina History. An Expansion Site for Discoveries, Histories and Other Things Beaufort - Compiled by Mary Warshaw. Carteret County during the Revolutionary Period. By Jean B. Kell. For the best account of the times, this narrative has been transcribed in full from the “author’s presentation copy” 1975:. Carteret County during the American Revolution 1765-1785. Illustrations were scanned from the book.). Site of "Muster Field" - Map by Giles Willis. The first record of activity grow...