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Thanks for visiting our little community of Marshallberg, shopping, eating, drinking and enjoying time with friends and family. To be clear, Holiday cheer lives in Marshallberg, North Carolina. Around here, it's like the rest of the country, we all shop on Amazon.com for the most part because access to mega malls is slim. It's not a complicated place we live in, it's easy. Make Marshallberg, North Carolina your new home or just come to play. It's all here in Marshallberg!
It's March 22, 2019 start now and make plans to see Marshallberg today!

About Marshallberg

Marshallberg in North Carolina can be found in the 28553 zip code or postal code and is the kind of place you come to and relax. Leave the day-to-day stresses of live behind. Discover your Marshallberg, discover your happy place.

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Jobs and Careers
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Check out our job listing and career advancement opportunities near Marshallberg. The Marshallberg jobs page has listings from major job sites around the Interent.

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People of Marshallberg

One of our greatest assets are our people. Come and meet the citizens of Marshallberg

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Marshallberg Real Estate

One of North Carolina's up and coming communities, the Marshallberg real estate market is getting hotter by the month. If you've considered a move out of the day to day and were looking in North Carolina, you should be taking a look at Marshallberg
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Fun in Marshallberg

We have a lot of fun around in land of Marshallberg. Here are some things you might be interested in.

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The people and community of Marshallberg

The name Marshallberg was chosen in honor of Matt Marshall who for several years had been running the mailboat that served the community

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Marshallberg Farm
website: http://www.marshallbergfarm.com
This farm also hosts NC State University?s Marine Aquaculture Research Center (MARC), which opened in 2009. The center is busy developing technologies for cleaning water used in aquaculture, studying a variety of saltwater fish species, and testing sustainable aquaculture feeds that replace fishmeal. MARC is also outfitted with a wind turbine and solar array to study the benefits of integrating renewable energy with aquaculture production.

SOME HISTORY

What is now the community of Marshallberg began to take form on February 22, 1713, when the Duke of Beaufort, one of the Lords Proprietors, issued a land patent to George Bell for 287 acres of land on Newport (Core) Sound, north of the Straits and east of Davis (Sleepy) Creek for the sum of two pounds, sixteen shillings. David Foote, married Hepsabeth Bell, who was apparently the only child of George Bell. In 1803, Mary David Foote married Thomas Clifford Davis, third son of Benjamin Davis and Sabra Williston. This marriage was the beginning of the population of what was to later become the community of Marshallberg.

BOAT BUILDING ERA

At the turn of the century, Marshallberg was a point for cooking and packing hard crabs, tomatoes, and other food items. Around 1910, a boat building facility was established by Mildon Willis at the head of Sleepy Creek near his home. This was later to become Mildon W. Willis and Sons and moved to Deep Hole Point and continued to operate until the late 1990's. This was the beginning of a boat building industry that has continued for almost 100 years on Marshallberg. Craftsmen like Mr. Mildon and his two sons, Grayer and Kenneth, Ray Davis and his grandson Gary, Gerald Davis, Myron and Buddy Harris, and Keith Willis, all built boats for many purposes; Core Sound skiffs, Core Sound work boats, offshore party boats, pleasure yachts, and even small electric powered lake boats by Budsin Wood Craft.