The
Wetlands Institute is uniquely housed in a cedar shake building designed
to resemble a turn-of-the-century coast guard. The station is
situated overlooking 6,000 acres of pristine coastal wetlands. The
wetlands are a bird-watcher's paradise. Other attractions include
various educational exhibits, gift shop, an aquarium, nature trails, an
observation tower and marsh walks.
The
Barracks Museum is the only original French & Indian War Barracks
still standing in the US. The site is also famous for its role in
George Washington’s victory over Hessian troops during the Revolutionary
War.
The
Wetlands Institute is uniquely housed in a cedar shake building designed
to resemble a turn-of-the-century coast guard. The station is
situated overlooking 6,000 acres of pristine coastal wetlands. The
wetlands are a bird-watcher's paradise. Other attractions include
various educational exhibits, gift shop, an aquarium, nature trails, an
observation tower and marsh walks.
The
Barracks Museum is the only original French & Indian War Barracks
still standing in the US. The site is also famous for its role in
George Washington’s victory over Hessian troops during the Revolutionary
War.
