The visitor center at the historic site.

The historic site has a lot of open space.

The stone foundation of one of the houses that originally stood at Brunswick Town.

One of the rooms of the house in photo 085005.

Another archaeological ruin.

The first recorded instance of a Crape Myrtle tree is from Brunswick Town in 1729. This Crape Myrtle (or Crepe Myrtle) tree is on the same spot as that first tree, and is probably the same tree.

More archaeological ruins with Spanish moss hanging on trees in the background.

The flat area in the center of the photo is actually an algae-covered pond. This pond is noted on the earliest maps of the area, from the early 1700s.

A fox squirrel, native to the eastern part of North Carolina.

Looking from Brunswick Town State Historic Site across the Cape Fear River to New Hanover County.