Wilmington Landmarks
Which famous North Carolina arboretum is located in Wilmington?
Airlie Gardens
Wilmington was the last major Confederate port to fall to Union forces during the Civil War. What was the name of the fort that fell, leading to the city's capture?
Fort Fisher
Which Wilmington-born basketball player went on to become one of the greatest players in NBA history?
Michael Jordan
In what year did Headwaters at Autumn Hall first open their doors?
2012
What handheld gaming console was released by Nintendo in 2004, famous for its dual screens?
Nintendo DS
Which historic home in Wilmington is known for being one of the oldest structures in the city, dating back to 1771?
The Burgwin-Wright House
Wilmington was once the largest city in North Carolina. True or False?
True
Which prestigious university is located in Wilmington, known for its strong marine biology program?
UNCW - University of North Carolina Wilmington
What is the name of our on-site Masseuse?
Tammi D'Agostino
What is the only letter that doesn’t appear in any of the U.S. state names?
What is the name of the iconic battleship moored in Wilmington that served in World War II?
USS North Carolina
What was the original name of the city of Wilmington?
New Carthage
Which well-known TV show, set in the fictional town of Tree Hill, was filmed in Wilmington?
One Tree Hill
How many units are there in the Headwaters at Autumn Hall community?
286
What chemical element has the symbol “Au"?
Gold
Which Wilmington lighthouse, located on Bald Head Island, is one of the oldest standing lighthouses in North Carolina?
Old Baldy Lighthouse
What year was Wilmington, NC officially incorporated?
1739
Which famous American astronaut and former U.S. Senator is a graduate of New Hanover High School in Wilmington?
John Glenn
Which nonprofit organizations does Headwaters at Autumn Hall frequently support through community events?
Hint: There are two!
(You only get half the points if you guess 1/2 correctly.)
St. Judes Children Hospital & Camp Hope PTSD Foundation of America
What insect is known for being able to lift objects that are up to 50 times its own body weight?
Ant
What is the name of the historic church in Wilmington that is famous for its stained glass windows and was built in 1847?
St. James Episcopal Church
In 1843, Wilmington became connected to another major city via the longest railroad in the world at that time. What was the name of this railroad?
The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Which iconic structure, built in 1969, connects Wilmington to nearby Brunswick County and is one of the most recognizable bridges in the region?
Cape Fear Memorial Bridge
Can you name all 6 of the Headwaters team?
Hint: Someone is new, but has been here before! :)
(If you name 3/6, you get half of the points!)
Office Team: Ray, Savannah, and Noah
Service Team: Bobby, Dante, and Dale
What animal's fingerprints are so similar to humans' that they can sometimes be mistaken for human prints at a crime scene?
Koala