The Wrightsville Beach Museum is housed in the circa 1909 Myers cottage, one of the oldest cottages on the beach. Opened in May 1995, the museum presents exhibits an eclectic array of beach history.
Walk through the Myers cottage and step into 1930's beach living. The interior harkens to a bygone era;...more about Wrightsville Beach Museum of History
Have a question about Wilmington, North Carolina's Historic River District and Island Beaches? Be sure to contact the Wilmington and Beaches Convention and Visitors Bureau. Free visitor information is available at the main Visitor Information Center and the Riverfront Booth, as well as at seasonal visitor centers in Carolina Beach and...more about Wilmington and Beaches Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Wrightsville Beach Chamber and Visitors Center is located at 305 W. Salisbury Street in the historic Howell cottage beside the Wrightsville Beach Museum of History and is open April through September Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 10 AM to 2 PM, Thursday from 10 AM to 3 PM, Friday and...more about Wrightsville Beach Chamber of Commerce
Entrepreneurship, competitiveness, innovation and technology are key words on the Cape Fear Economic Development Council's mission list, but just as important are sustainability, smart growth, revitalization and collaboration.
Bringing business and industry to the Cape Fear region is the council's focus, but the nonprofit group works with a keen eye on the...more about Cape Fear Economic Development Council, Inc.
A program of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, Cape Fear Future is dedicated to development of the region's knowledge sector economy. The initiative recognizes the position of entrepeneurs, scientists, nurses, teachers, technology workers and others as critical to the development of new businesses and technological innovation. Three task forces focus on...more about Cape Fear Future
