Wilmington, North Carolina

201 Chestnut St. Local history and genealogy.

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Local history and genealogy

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152 N. Front St. Located in the US Post Office, a 1940 WPA mural by William Phoff depicts early Wilmington.

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21 N. Front St. (circa 1897) Used by the Masons until 1981. The fifth floor was converted to the present theater in 1914. It currently features local comedy groups, play productions and film screenings. Admission charged.

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A building on Front St. Front Street now hosts numerous restaurants, pubs, and shops.

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201-03 N. Front St. (1913-14) The Neo-classical Revival style Murchinson Building is the tallest city building. Architect: Kenneth Murchinson of New York.

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Entrance at 321 N Front St. The Cotton Exchange is a complex of retail shops and restaurants that was once a riverfront area grain mill and cotton warehouse. There is a free parking lot for patrons along Water St.

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Entrance at 321 N Front St.

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Entrances fronting Water St. The Cotton Exchange is a complex of retail shops and restaurants that was once a riverfront area grain mill and cotton warehouse. There is a free parking lot for patrons along Water St.

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