Ocracoke Preservation Society



	Welcome The Ocracoke Preservation Society is a non-profit, community based organization dedicated to the preservation of Ocracoke Island's rich historical, cultural and environmental heritage. Founded in 1983, OPS has maintained a free admission museum at the century old David Williams House since 1992 viagra online. Capt viagra online. Williams was the first Chief of the U.S. Coast Guard station on Ocracoke viagra. The house and surrounding Ocracoke Historic District are on the National Register of Historic Places online pharmacy. OPS has helped support the Ocracoke ponies, and sponsors the Save An Old House Fund to rescue and restore other Ocracoke buildings threatened by development cialis. OPS hosts porch talks during the summer season online viagra.

Welcome to the website of the Ocracoke Preservation Society (OPS). We continue to change, so please check with us on a regular basis. - Details of website development here

The OPS Museum will open in the Spring of 2005 with it's 14th year of operation. Check back periodically for date we will open and hours of operation.

Owners of contributing structures in Ocracoke's Historic District are being encouraged to purchase a hand-crafted plaque identifying their home or business. - Details here

The 2005 season of the Museum Porch Talks will be scheduled and posted soon. Each presentation brings visitors and residents together to learn more about Ocracoke's history or information on other aspects of our lovely island, such as, the flora and fauna found here. - Details here

If you should have photographs, documents or items from Ocracoke's past, please contact us as we are always interested in expanding our historical collection of artifacts.

Protecting Ocracoke's Historical, Cultural, & Environmental Heritage

Plaques are now available to owners of contributing structures in Ocracoke's Historic District. Winners of the annual Historic Structure Award and participants in the Holiday Tour of Historic Homes will be made available first. The plaque was designed by Ocracoke resident, Len Skinner

Plaque at the OPS Museum, designed by Len Skinner

The official OPS logo by Butsie Brown