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The Hampton Inn
The Hampton Inn has a versatile meeting room that can hold up to 55 people. A beautiful carpeted & furnished area with table & chairs for any board meeting or just a simple get together meeting place.
Contact: Vish Pathak (Manager)
Phone: 252-809-7866
Email: vishpathak5@yahoo.com
Website: www.hamptoninn.com
1099 Hampton Court Williamston, NC 27892
Roanoke River
The Roanoke River flows southeast in a zigzag course bordering Martin County through the Roanoke River National Wildlife Refuge and then briefly turns north as it enters Batchelor Bay on the western end Albemarle Sound.
In 1657, it was known as “Morattico River”; in 1671 it was documented as “Noratake River.” Edward Moseley wrote the name “Roanoke River” on a map he created in 1733. It was home to many Native Americans and has subsequently played a significant role in American History.
The largest intact and least-disturbed bottomland hardwood forest ecosystem remaining in the mid-Atlantic Region is in the Roanoke River’s floodplain. Alluvial forests, tracts of bald cypress and water tupelo swamp forest hug the banks of the river.
The Roanoke River is home to a wide assortment of plants and wildlife, including more than 250 bird species.
For more information about the Roanoke River, please contact Roanoke River Partners.
Historic Churches
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Church Trail
(1830’s – 1840’s) Located in the heart of Bear Grass, NC N 35° 46.041’ W 77° 07.379’ Bear ...Read more
(Built in 1922) 109 S. Broad Street, Everetts, NC 27825 N 35° 49.993’ W 77° 10.233’ The Everetts ...Read more
(Built 1913) 126 South Main Street Robersonville, NC 270871 N 35° 49.410’ W 77° 15.196’ The First Christian Church ...Read more
(1866 – 1870) 1260 St. Andrews St. Jamesville, North Carolina N 35° 48.583′ W 76° 53.850’ The Jamesville Primitive ...Read more
(Built 1921) 310 W. Commerce Street – Oak City, NC 27857 N 35° 57.765’ W 77° 18.396’ The ...Read more
(Built 1910) 107 N. Outerbridge St., Robersonville, North Carolina N 35° 49.467’ W 77° 15.483’ This church was ...Read more
(Built 1878) Junction Hwy. 17 & East Blvd. – Williamston, NC N 35° 53.667’ W 77° 11.663’ The ...Read more
(1897) 3781 Smithwick Creek Church Road Williamston, NC (Actually in the Farmlife community) Jct. of NC 1106 at NC ...Read more
(Built 1878) Junction of Spring Green Rd. & Hwy. 903 N 35° 53.667’ W 77° 11.663’ Situated at ...Read more
(Circa 1881) 290 S. 1st St. Hamilton, NC N 35° 43.467’ W 77° 12.338’ St. Martin’s Episcopal Church was ...Read more
Martin County Auditorium
Martin County Auditorium is perfect for large meetings, groups, and presentations.
One large auditorium with lobby available for exhibits. 21,00 sq. ft.
1200 Max Seating Capacity
Contact: Alton Hopewell
Phone: 252-792-1575
Email:
Website:
Just Off US 17 South, Williamston, NC
Martin Memorial Library
Martin Memorial Library for groups of 75 people or less.
One large meeting room: 500 sq. ft.
75 Max. Seating Capacity
AV equipment, podium on site, full kitchen
Available only to non-profit groups No charge.
Contact: Martin Memorial Library staff
Phone: 252-792-7476
Email:
Website:
200 N. Smithwick St., Williamston, NC
Moratoc Park
On the Roanoke River in Williamston, the park offers picnic facilities and fishing pier. Open year-round. Banquet facility features three sided view of the Roanoke River from rustic interior with beautiful stone fireplace. Includes full kitches. Old, one room schoolhouse building, log tobacco barn and merchantile store sits on site.
Call 252-789-4300
102 River Road, off Main Street, Williamston
Meetings & Groups Info
One large room: 3,729 sq. ft.
250 Max. Seating Capacity
Full restaurant-style kitchen
Pier, dock and large deck overlooking river
Catering available
Contact: Marion Thompson
Phone: 252-789-4300
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