Not much remains of the town.
We could see what the archeologists had uncovered.
It is hard to imagine people living here, but they did!
The walk lead through the ruins of the town and around the earthen mounds that made up Fort Anderson.
We were glad we visited Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson in the morning, because it was getting very hot when we decided it was time to go! Then we drove to Southport and had lunch at a pizza and sub restaurant before heading to the NC Martime Museum. We got a tour by a museum guide, then took a few photos.
This was our favorite exhibit, but we are a bit sad that these girls are left to live out their days, behind glass without the benefit of body, dress and human companionship!
We had a fun day and learned a lot!
Gwynith Linette and Lisa
2 comments:
I always think it is a shame to see dolls behind glass, or still in boxes, but of course for historical reasons for everyone to get to see and experience them I can understand it in this case. Looks like a very interesting place to visit.
Oh my gosh, how awful to live as a collectible, behind glass and with no one to love and play with you. *shudder* But the rest of the trip looked awesome! Thanks for sharing your wanderings with us!
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