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- Camp Battleship
- Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina, tourists attractions, war ships, WWII, fishing, boats, ships, rivers, scouting
- During day camp, cub scouts with rods and reels fish from the banks of the Cape Fear River at the Battleship North Carolina. The boat Captain Maffitt is docked between the battleship and the park area.
- Star-News Image Archive
- Carolina Beach Boardwalk (7)
- artists, businesses, pedestrains, tourists, boardwalks, Carolina Beach
- Dennis Turnage of Crazy T-shirts uses his airbrush to paint and design a t-shirt along the Carolina Beach Boardwalk.
- Star-News Image Archive
- Pleasure Island Tourist Bureau Festival
- clowns, tourists, festivals, Carolina Beach
- Pleasure Island Tourist Bureau Festival at Carolina Beach
- Star-News Image Archive
- Shrimp Boats on Calabash Waterfront
- Shrimping, Calabash, NC
- The Calabash waterfront where a dozen shrimp boats dock after dragging the strand. The shrimpers travel down the Calabash river, emerging into the ocean in South Carolina waters. The shrimp are sold to tourists who walk up to the docks.
- Star-News Image Archive
- Street containing adult enterprises
- bars, tattoo, parlors, adult, entertainment, buses, Camp Lejeune, servicemen
- Tours of high crime areas and adult establishments on Court Street in Jacksonville, N.C. became part of the marines indoctrination briefings. Escorted by Jacksonville police and Onslow sheriff's officers, the military tourists were shown dark...
- Star-News Image Archive
- Water slide and pier on sound side of Lumina
- Banks Channel, Tourists, Swimmers, Swimming, Bathing
- Image shows crowded water slide and pier on the sound side of Lumina at Wrightsville Beach, N.C. The water slide was erected by the owners of Lumina. The relative still waters of the sound made it easier to swim there rather than in the surf of...
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection
- Carolina Beach Pavilion
- trains, railroads, beaches, tourists, visitors
- A marsh view of the Carolina Beach Pavilion, showing railroad track and visitors on the porch. Three American flags fly from the rooftop. The building built by Captain John W. Harper in 1887 burned down on December 8, 1910.
- Dr. Robert M. Fales Collection

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