The Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens is a historic site in Wilmington, North Carolina, offering a glimpse into colonial life. It is the only Colonial-era structure in Wilmington open to the public, built in 1770 on the foundation of the 1744 city jail. The house showcases Georgian architecture, furnished with 18th and 19th-century antiques, and features colonial-style gardens. The site serves as a museum, hosts educational programs and events, and is available for private rentals. Its mission is to engage visitors with the history of colonial North Carolina and its port city.
