Local law enforcement officers enjoy the food and fellowship of the
ROW Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner
To our ROW Members: Stay Home and Stay Safe!
Help prevent the spread of the Corona Virus.
While we miss seeing each other, it is important that we adhere
to the guidelines set by health officials:
Wear a mask, Wash your hands and Practice social distancing.
ROW supports the community through monetary grants for improve-
ments and beautification of downtown, such as the efforts listed below.
Market Street Trees USS North Carolina Battleship
Post Office Palm Trees Children's Museum
Southern Hospitality Sculpture 1898 Memorial Hope Circle
Residents of Old Wilmington is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization that advocates the preservation, improvement and beautification of Wilmington's historic downtown neighborhoods, informs members of issues that affect the quality of life and promotes social connections.
The ROW Neighborhood covers the area from Queen St. to Red Cross St. and from 8th St. to the Cape Fear River. ROW supports the City’s vision to restore and retain the historical integrity of all buildings throughout the entire Wilmington historical area and the downtown business district.
Learn more about ROW by reading the news articles below. We welcome all residents who live in the ROW Neighborhood and share ROW's vision to become a member. To join ROW, click on Become a Member or Friend under the Welcome heading on the left above.
Ride the Downtown Trolley! The Downtown Trolley has a new name: Port City Trolley. The revised Port City Trolley now serves and connects all five districts in downtown Wilmington: Brooklyn Arts, North Waterfront, Central Business, Castle Street and South Front Street. A new trolley car was unveiled during a special ceremony on November 25. There are 15 stops and the times the trolley is available at that stop are printed on the back of the trolley banner. Look for the new car and climb aboard. The trolleys will allow you to move freely about the city. Go to the Wave Transit website: (www.wavetransit.com) to see a map of the routes and stops.
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