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Al Williams Properties
American Sign Pro
Beaufort Ice Company
Carteret Economic Development Council
Carteret County Tourism & Development Authority
Coastal Mariner
Chair & Equipment Rental
Chalk & Gibbs
CocaCola Goldsboro
Cooperative Bank
Food Lion
Goodwin & Associates
North Carolina Port MHC
Olympus Dive Center
Pirate Queen Paddling
Sound Bank
Soundview Rotary MHC
Southern Kingfish Association
Wachovia Bank
Waterfront Lifetstyle Properties
Sports Center
of Morehead City
Wal-Mart
Freeman’s Bait & Tackle
The Reel Outdoors
Chasin’ Tails Outdoors

Downtown Morehead City
Revitalization Association
at t he 1905 Train Depot,
1001 Arendell Street
Morehead City, NC 28557
Phone (252) 808-0440
Fax (252) 808-0446
Stephanie Slocum,
Executive Director
:dmcra@embarqmail.com
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DISCOVER DOWNTOWN MOREHEAD CITY
The scenery is changing . . . and you'll
like what you see!
Downtown
Morehead City, North Carolina is the place to visit
when you're on the Crystal Coast. Visit our antiques
shops, gift shops and restaurants. Our public parks
are wonderful places to play and reflect and of course,
you can spend the day fishing, or taking a boat tour
or dinner cruise! If you like to dive, or would like
to learn, we have the best dive center in North America
right here in Downtown Morehead City. There's much
more to do so park the car and walk around. For more
information on anything in Downtown Morehead City,
call 252.808.0440. |
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Morehead City Train Depot
Renovation is Completed!
On
December 11, 2003, the nearly 100 year-old Train Depot
was moved from S. 6th Street to the corner of S.10th
and Arendell streets. This renovated structure is now
available for use by the public as a meeting and reception space.
This is also the home of the DMCRA. In December 2008,
a vintage-style railroad clock was installed outside
on the northeast corner, a gift commemorating the
2008 Morehead City Sesquicentennial Celebration. Improvements
continue. |
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Come downtown and check out the
FishWalk!
A series of clay bas relief sculptures depicting fish native
to our coastal waters can be found scattered
along the downtown streets. When completed, the project
will include 25 pieces of artwork. Additional sponsorships are still available. For more information
contact the DMCRA office. |
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