Bath (North Carolina)

Bath is a small town in North Carolina, known for its rich history as the state’s first town, established in the early 1700s. It played a significant role during colonial times and was a busy port for trade. Today, Bath is recognized for its historic sites, including the St. Thomas Episcopal Church and the Bath History Museum. The town is situated along the Pamlico River, offering scenic views and outdoor activities. Despite its small size, Bath embodies historical significance and provides a glimpse into North Carolina's colonial past.