Kill Devil Hills Shopping: Souvenirs

A souvenir is anything that reminds you of a time or a place. A photograph, a shell, a piece of jewelry, an article of clothing, a tattoo … you name it. Kill Devil Hills souvenirs are found at a variety of stores. Check the below to see what interests you, then go out and find your own personal Kill Devil Hills souvenirs.

The Bird Store & Outer Banks Wildlife Art Gallery

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The Bird Store is an art gallery specializing in regional and local wildlife art and carvings of pelicans, shorebirds, egrets, herons, ducks, fish and songbirds. You’ll find antique and new carvings, antique fishing gear, original paintings, prints, a large inventory of local driftwood and many wildlife gifts. In business on the Outer Banks for more than 25 years, this store is a must see for...read more

Trading Post

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The Trading Post stocks anything and everything for the beach from bathing suits to beach supplies, chairs, umbrellas, lotion, shades, souvenirs and convenience items. You can get henna tattoos here too.read more

Try My Nuts

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This store is all about nuts – gourmet roasted nuts, chocolate-covered nuts, honey-roasted nuts and others in all flavors and varieties. Try their white trash and dirty white trash concoctions: a delicious mix of pretzels, crisp cereals and pecans covered in white and milk chocolate. Or try the wasabi-covered peanuts, which are especially tasty. They also sell chocolates and candy and an unbelievable assortment of...read more

Wright Brothers National Memorial

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Wright Brothers National Memorial commemorates two ingenious brothers from Dayton, Ohio, who, in 1900, chose the sparsely populated area known as the Outer Banks to conduct a series of experiments that three years later resulted in the world’s first powered, sustained and controlled flight. Orville and Wilbur Wright traveled to the Outer Banks for their flight experiments because of the wind, slopes without trees or...read more