Brunswick Town

Brunswick Town is a historic site located in North Carolina, founded in the late 17th century. It served as a pivotal port and political center during the colonial era. The town thrived for a time but gradually declined after the American Revolution as trade shifted to nearby Wilmington. Today, the site features archaeological ruins, including old buildings and structures, reflecting its historical significance. Visitors can explore the remains, learn about early colonial life, and appreciate its role in American history. It is part of the Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson Historic Site, offering insights into the region's past.