Wilson is a city in North Carolina that is home to a diverse collection of historic homes in its center city along beautiful tree-lined streets. Some say it has North Carolina's finest collection of bungalows. Wilson's arts scene is growing and is home to the Theater of the American South.
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Once known as the world's largest tobacco market, Wilson's economy has diversified. Home to several pharmaceutical companies, Firestone Tires, and BB&T's major data center. The city has invested in a fiber-to-the-home network that provides the fastest internet speeds in North Carolina on an all fiber-optic network.
Wilson is near the crossroads of I-95 and US 264 about 40 minutes east of Raleigh.
Get in[edit]
By train[edit]
Wilson is served by two Amtrak trains per day.
- 1 Wilson railway station.
By plane[edit]
The Wilson Industrial Air Center provides services to private planes.
Wilson is 60 minutes from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
By car[edit]
Wilson is on I-95 and US 264.
By bus[edit]
- Greyhound, 320 Nash St NE (near the train station). Tickets aren't sold at this stop (buy them online or at another station).
Get around[edit]
See[edit]
- Whirligig Museum, 230 Goldsboro St, SW, Suite 201.
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Eat[edit]
For BBQ lovers, WIlson is home to Parkers BBQ, a stalwart on the NC BBQ scene.
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Routes through Wilson |
Washington, D.C. ← Rocky Mount ← | N S | → Selma → Fayetteville |
Richmond ← Rocky Mount ← | N S | → Selma → Fayetteville |
END ← Raleigh ← | W E | → Greenville → Washington |