Hartleyhenge – North Carolina’s Stonehenge
Is Hartleyhenge a mystery, a North Carolina roadside attraction, a piece of art or simply a place of meditation and solace? No one really knows … Read more
North Carolina Roadside Attractions
North Carolina roadside attractions represent the playful and eclectic urge in each of us. Mostly quirky, but occasionally deep, these oddities can be found throughout … Read more
Futuro House on the Outer Banks
The 1960s produces a plethora of trends and fads reflecting the changing social landscape of the world. Perhaps none were as bizarre, and ultimately fleeting, … Read more
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
At 206’ (62.8 m) in height, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is the tallest of (6) lighthouses along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. In fact, when measured … Read more
13 Things to Explore on Ocracoke Island
Tucked neatly along the central North Carolina coast, between Hatteras and Portsmouth Islands, is the charming Ocracoke Island. Home to approximately 900 year-round residents, the … Read more
Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse – An OBX Treasure
The Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse sits at the end of a 40’ (12.2 m) wood boardwalk as part of the George Washington Creef Memorial Park in … Read more
Bunker Hill Covered Bridge
The Bunker Hill Covered Bridge is a little gem tucked away on a country road in rural North Carolina. If you ever travel across the … Read more
NC Roadside Attractions – In Nature
NC roadside attractions in nature can mean a few things. It can be incorporating something clever using something that already exists in nature or even … Read more
NC Roadside Attractions – Lighthouse Replica
North Carolina has some of the most distinctive lighthouses along its eastern shores. There are also a great number of mini lighthouse replica scattered throughout … Read more
NC Roadside Attractions – Metal Artwork
Metal artwork roadside attractions can take on many shapes and sizes, be playful, clever and even practical. The most common metal artwork roadside attractions to … Read more
