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This factory was built by Eddie Copeland in the late 1930s and then run by Cecil Morris in the early 1940s and Lambert Morris in the late 1940s. It consisted of an elevator to lift the fish out of the holds of boats, a dump to measure the fish by the thousands, a rawbox, a steam cooker, a press, and a dryer. The factory was moved to Lennoxville in Beaufort in the late 1940s or early 1950s to the site that later became Standard Products. The factory owned three menhaden boats.
The name of Nat Smith's Boatworks was Carteret Boatworks.
The service at the Hatteras Library is exceptional not just in helping patrons find books, hold or flag books regulars love, but it is also an information hub for community organizations, free classes, and children's activities.
Buxton Village Books is housed in a structure over 100 years old and built, in part, by salvaged ships beams.
We’re the very best place to start looking for information on any subject that interests you. From books to the Internet, we provide expert help to assist you, no matter what you’re looking for! We have over 80,000 titles on just about every subject imaginable including books, magazines, newspapers, large print books, Inter-Library loans, books-on-tape, books-on-CD, videos and DVDs.
We offer databases through NC Live, Learning Express online academic and career practice tests, and Heritage Quest for genealogy research. Other locally available databases include: Ancestry.com – Library Edition; Salem Health, an online medical and health resource; and for children, TumblebookLibrary animated picture books online. We offer public computers and free internet access, as well as wireless access.
We also have computers with educational programs for children to use. Copy and fax service is available as well.
We have scheduled story times for preschoolers on a weekly basis. During the summer, school-aged children can participate in our Summer Reading Program.
Home visits can also be arranged to deliver library materials to persons who are unable to get to the library.
The library has served as a disaster recovery information center after Hurricanes Isabel, Alex, Earl and Irene.
We are here for all our Hatteras Island residents, property owners and visitors.
Should be on the map between the road and the ocean and not on the Sound side.
Very interesting and of great historical value. The weather bureau has always played an important role in the daily lives of hatterasmen.
Swartz Fishery has been around so long it has supplied gear to fishermen from every generation. They even carry charter gear and anything to do with a boat from oilskins to rope and polyballs.
I moved here to enjoy the beaches and to fish.
When I visit Hatteras Island, I spend a lot of time on the beach at Avon. Winter or summer, it's a great place to be.
My favorite is from a kayak at New Inlet.
This restaurant serves the best lasagna I've ever tasted, along with good service.
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