Step Into History Welcome to the Bellamy Mansion Museum, one of North Carolina's most spectacular examples of antebellum architecture. Located in downtown Wilmington, the mansion, carriage house, and original slave quarters comprise a complete site where visitors hear not only the stories of the Bellamy family, but those of the free and enslaved black artisans who built the home on the eve of the Civil War, and those of the enslaved workers who resided on property.
The property now serves as a museum of history and the design arts, offering daily tours and many dynamic educational and cultural programs throughout the year. Tour the magnificent 10,000-square-foot home, visit the meticulously-recreated gardens, and walk through the restored slave quarters, one of very few preserved urban slave quarters in the country. Plan your trip today! 
Help the Bellamy Mansion grow.
Visit our Support section for additional opportunities. We are proud to announce the premiere of a new documentary that details the Oberlin Village headquarters' project undertaken by our parent company, Preservation North Carolina (PNC). The documentary premieres Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 10 pm on UNC-TV, and PNC is hosting two free screenings prior to the debut. For more information, click here.
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Click here to see our upcoming events calendar! Please note, some events may impact regular tour hours.
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Click here to visit our Bellamy Wedding Facebook page.
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