Latimer House
126 S Third St, Wilmington, NC 28401
Telephone: 910-762-0492
The Latimer House, built in 1852 by local merchant Zebulon Latimer, has housed the Historical Society since 1963 and is currently open to the public as a house museum exemplary of upper-class life in Wilmington during the Victorian period. With 14 rooms containing over 600 historic objects (including furniture, jewelry, ephemera, tableware, tools, and more), the Latimer House lets you step back in time to a more elegant era.
Nearby Dining:
- Press 102 (473 feet NW)
- City Club At De Rosset (565 feet NW)
- The Daily Special (654 feet SE)
- Aubriana's (756 feet W)
- Black Sea Grill (788 feet W)
- Cousins Italian Deli (793 feet N)
- Peking Gourmet (798 feet W)
Nearby Shopping:
- aMuse: artisanal finery (632 feet NW)
- Village Supermarket (639 feet NW)
- Down Island Traders (743 feet W)
- Silk Road Antiques Ltd (791 feet W)
- Ropa Etcetera (798 feet W)
- Bloomers Floral Design (802 feet W)
- Front Street Glass (805 feet W)