Brunswick Town was a historic settlement located in North Carolina, established in the mid-18th century. It served as a significant port and trading center along the Cape Fear River, playing a crucial role in the region's economy. The town was known for its strategic location and was a hub for commerce and shipping during its peak. Today, Brunswick Town is recognized as a historic site, with remnants of its past, including the ruins of the St. Philip's Church and various colonial structures. It is part of the Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site, which preserves the area's rich history and offers educational opportunities for visitors.