Wilmington mansions and churches
It's a pleasure to walk Market Street in downtown Wilmington to see an abundance of historic mansions and churches. The streets are tree-lined so you are mostly in the shade, and you will see all varieties of southern trees like magnolia trees. You can walk all the way from the Riverwalk, at Water Street and Market Street, where you can see a juggler and find wonderful waterfront cafes, past Front Street with its youthful bars and coffee shops, and then inland to the mansions and churches. Take some side streets off Market Street to see even more great sights! Don't forget to check out the basilica!
Beautiful southern porch with church in distance.
Banister of William E. Worth house, a Queen Anne style house built in 1912.
William E. Worth house, a Queen Anne style house built in 1912.
Latimer house, built in 1852.
Details of Latimer house.
Historic house with dollhouse windows.
Doorway to First Presbyterian Church.
Henry Bacon's house. He was the architect of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC.
Graystone Inn.
Shady sidewalk.
Saint James Episcopal Church.
Ornate fence.
House at Saint James Episcopal Church.
Lawn, church, and house at Saint James Episcopal Church.
English house at Saint James Episcopal Church.
Saint James Church, built 1839.
Temple of Israel, built 1876.
Beautiful stately house.
Fountain and mansion.
First Baptist Church, 1808.
Bellamy Mansion Museum, and bikers.
Historic house with ornate patio.
New Hanover County Courthouse.
Stone doorway to courthouse.
The courthouse is an impressive building.
City Hall.
Bellamy mansion at Christmastime. Photo by Ying Zhu.
Park along the road at Market Street and 3rd Street and walk along Market Street and its side streets to see the mansions, churches, and tree-lined streets.
Last Updated: Mon, 26 Feb 2024 01:34:03 GMT
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