Historic Bath ~ NC's Oldest Town
Bath
Founded in 1705, Bath is North Carolina’s first town, recently cele
brating its 300th anniversary. The original town limits are the boundaries of a National Register historic district.
The pirate Blackbeard figured prominently during the town's earliest days. The famous rogue lived on Plum Point, which came to also be known as "Teach's Point," after Blackbeard’s real name, Edward Teach. Bath is also well-known as the inspiration for the Broadway show and motion picture "Show Boat."
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Where to Eat
Blackbeard's Slices & Ices, 101 N. Main Street, 252.923.9444
Old Town Country Kitchen, 436 Carteret Street, 252.923.1840
Where to Play
Bayview Golf Club, 49 King Blount Drive, 252.923.8191
Ormond Amphitheatre, 3536 NC Hwy. 92 East, 919.612.2136
Historic Bath State Historic Site, 252.923.3971
Where to Stay
Bath Harbor Marina & Motel, 101 Carteret Street, 252.923.5711
Additional Bath Resources
Bath General Store & Market, 502 Carteret Street, 252.923.4361
Captain Joe Sizemore, 101 N. Main Street, 252.944.9812
Low Tide Realty, 112 S. Main Street, 252.923.9310
The Trip Lady, 6 Cool Point, 252.923.9846
Planning to make Bath your home? See what other Bath area businesses are available to serve your needs, from landscaping to home building, visit the Washington Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce.
