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62nd Annual Old Homes Tour
Patty
500+ reviews
Jun 23, 2023
62nd Annual Old Homes Tour
Beaufort, NC 28516, USA
Jun 23, 2023
Patty
500+ reviews
$93
About your trip
North Carolina's third oldest town of Beaufort opens private historic homes to the public annually in June. This is a chance to see homes built by sailors, pirates, merchants and skilled craftsmen as early as the 1700's that have been lovingly lived in and preserved by families for many generations. Celebrating the 62nd anniversary, the Old Homes Tour offers tours of a eleven homes and gardens as well as the Beaufort Historic Site along the beautiful historic Front, Ann, Moore and Marsh Streets. This year's highlight is the Easton House built in 1771 and featured in our State Magazine several years ago. A self guided brochure and map enable you to enjoy this walking tour at your own pace coupled with time for lunch, visits to other historic sites, churches, art galleries and specialty shops. It's a full day in a seaport town filled with charm and character!
What's included
Transportation
On a luxury coach
Tickets
For the Old Homes Tour
Snacks & water
Complimentary snacks & water on the bus
Guide services
By Patty with tips on how to best enjoy the town!
What's not included
Lunch
On you own with plentiful selections
Day Trip to Beaufort
Old Homes Tour
7:30am - Departure from Lowes Foods on Midway Road
8am - Departure from the Villages of Brunswick Forest shopping Center
8:30am - Departure from Walmart Porters Neck
Approx. 10:30am - Arrive Beaufort
4:30pm - Depart Beaufort
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Patty
500+ reviews
I love to travel so in my partially retired life I decided to adapt my passion for travel along with 25 years of experience in Travel & Tourism to create Trips by Patty.
I received a BA in American History from UNC-Chapel Hill. Not knowing what I was going to do with that degree, I started working as a desk clerk at a hotel in Raleigh. I enjoyed the hotel business and the career path began. Hotel operations and sales, Convention Center operations and marketing, destination marketing with a Convention Visitors Bureau and even a stint as a tour guide. What happened to the history degree? Well, many times when I am escorting my trips I share the history of the destinations we visit.
It's a great feeling to take your career skills and adapt them to your own small business. I love what I do and hope you'll join me on a trip one day!
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