Keep Beaufort Beautiful

Sunrise over the Beaufort Inlet
The Beaufort Harbor

Sailboats at anchor in Taylor's Creek.

A view from Taylor's Creek There are over 100 "plaqued" homes in the Beaufort Historic District. Each of these plaques is hand made and hand painted.





You'll see lots of dogs out for their daily walks	Beaufort picket fence
Great Egret at low tide on Taylor's Creek

The Old Burying Ground as seen from Ann St.


A scene from the Old Burying Ground

These grave markers made of cypress are hundreds of years old

Great Egrets were once hunted to near extinction for their beautiful feathers
Clawson's Restaurant as seen from Taylor's Creek - A true local's favorite Beaufort Cottage on Front St.
One of the wild horses that live on Carrot Island and Shackleford Banks

Headstone located in an isolated cemetery on the now deserted Shackleford Banks

Cape Lookout Light Station - About 8 miles by boat from Beaufort A rare view from the top of the Cape Lookout Lighthouse The Keeper's Quarters The fence around the Life Saving Station on the Cape Lookout National Seashore There are around 120 wild horses that live on Shackleford Banks. They are descendants of horses that have roamed this island for over 400 years.


Fort Macon cannon emplacements	Entrance to Fort Macon
This house is abandoned, but the Conch Wreath gives it character
Part of one of the many beautiful gardens in Beaufort

Across Taylor's Creek to Carrot Island. In the background, you can see Beaufort Harbor and Shackleford Banks