In the 1750s and 1760s, two of Bath’s taverns were women owned. These women successfully asserted themselves in the public sphere in a time when status was defined by property ownership.
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Immerse yourself in the ambiance of the Old Christmas season at Historic Bath! Join us at the Bonner House from 10am to 3pm and take part in the festivities.
Eastern North Carolina is steeped in a rich and deep-rooted story – that of the waterways that make this place a celebrated and unique part of the eastern seaboard. Join us at Historic Bath SHS to travel back in time to the days when water was the lifeblood of our state.
In 1752, the American colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar, resulting in the beloved date of Christmas - January 5th - being moved to December 25th. In rebellion, some North Carolinians began to celebrate both dates.
Experience the folklore of Eastern North Carolina as you walk the paths of Historic Bath by candlelight! Dramatic renditions of legends and folklore from Bath's history are scattered throughout Bonner Point on a walking tour that will take you back in time.
Have you ever been curious what it would be like to attend a country dance in the 19th century?
Travel back in time and experience Bath in the 18th and 19th centuries
Experience the folklore of Eastern North Carolina as you walk the paths of Historic Bath by candlelight! Dramatic renditions of tales from Bath's history are scattered throughout Bonner Point on a walking tour that will take you back in time.