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Settled by mid-19th-century squatters, Salter Path is an unincorporated town in the middle of Carteret County's Bouge Banks. A court order in 1923 limited the town to 84 acres and property to descendants of residents only.
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15346
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Slater Path was a unique town located on the banks of Bogue Sound near Morehead City. The isolated community lacked paved streets, automobiles, electricity, and any form of local government. Religion and fishing were the cornerstones that held the community together.
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26728
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Big Oak Drive-In is a staple restaurant of the Bogue Banks with its specialty in shrimpburgers. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and Bogue Sound, Big Oak has been serving customers for years that enjoy the outdoor atmosphere and the old-fashioned order window.
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34589
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Brinson recalls her first visit to Lion Tamer’s Camp in Salter Path, ca. 1934. As Salter Path had no tourist infrastructure, the family used a small vernacular craft to travel over to the banks. Other residents did have cars and could access Morehead City at low tide. The village of Salter Path itself consisted of a few properties with small, one story clapboard houses, and their gardens. The village post office, situated in the front room of a local resident, was a local meeting place.
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