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CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG HISTORIC LANDMARKS
COMMISSION
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REPORTS, 1970-1998
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UNCC MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 77
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| Contents: |
Collection
Information |
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Historical Note |
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Scope and
Content Note |
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Series Descriptions
and Container Lists |
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1: General Information (1976-1992). |
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2: Survey and Research Reports (1970-1998). |
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Photographs |
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| Size: |
3.0 cubic feet (over 500 items, primarily photocopies). |
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| Locales: |
Mecklenburg County (N.C.). |
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| Bulk Dates: |
1970-1995. |
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| Summary: |
Primarily narrative survey and research reports
prepared to evaluate structures and sites for inclusion on the local register
of historic places. Reports include information on present and former owners
of the properties. Collection also includes brochures and other commission
publications and clippings about the sites, the commission, and historic
preservation. |
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| Index Terms: |
Architecture--North Carolina--Charlotte. |
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Architecture--North Carolina--Mecklenburg County. |
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Asbury, Louis H. |
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Boyer, M. E. (Martins Evans), 1893-1970. |
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Charlotte (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. |
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Charlotte (N.C.)--History. |
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission. |
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Davidson (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. |
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Davidson (N.C.)--History. |
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Hook, C. C. (Charles Coddington). |
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Huntersville (N.C.)--Buildings, structures,
etc. |
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Huntersville (N.C.)--History. |
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Matthews (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. |
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Matthews (N.C.)--History. |
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McMichael, J. M. |
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Mecklenburg County (N.C.)--Buildings, structures,
etc. |
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Mecklenburg County (N.C.)--History. |
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Mint Hill (N.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc. |
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Mint Hill (N.C.)--History. |
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Peeps, William H. |
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| Sources: |
Photocopies of original survey and research
reports received on a periodic basis from the Historic Landmarks Commission. |
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Gifts of Janet E. Levy, 1994-95, 1998. |
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Unrestricted. |
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| Copyright: |
Not held by UNC Charlotte Library. |
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| Citation: |
Charlotte Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission
Reports, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Library. |
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| Compilers: |
Reorganized by James Kusik, 2002. |
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| The Charlotte Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks
Commission is responsible for the preservation of historic buildings and
sites in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. Established in 1973 as the Charlotte
Mecklenburg Historic Properties Commission, the 12 members board is appointed
by the Charlotte mayor (2 members), the Charlotte City Council (4 members),
and the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners (6 members). Members serve
three year terms and must have demonstrated special interest, experience,
or education in history or architecture. The president of the Mecklenburg
Historical Association serves as a non voting, ex officio member |
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| The Commission submits its appraisals and recommendations
to the Charlotte City Council, Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners,
or the town boards of Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, and Mint Hill. Proposals
for historic designation are made in the form of a survey and research report,
which includes a detailed history and architectural description of the property.
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| This collection consists primarily of survey
and research reports prepared by the Historic Landmarks Commission staff.
Included with the reports are any newspaper clippings concerning landmarks.
In addition, there is a small amount of general information about the Commission
and its activities. Divided into two series: |
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| Series: |
1: General Information (1976-1992). |
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2: Survey and Research Reports (1970-1998). |
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SERIES
DESCRIPTIONS AND CONTAINER LISTS
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| Series 1: |
GENERAL INFORMATION (1976-1992) |
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| This series contains general information about
the Historic Landmarks Commission and historic preservation in Charlotte
and Mecklenburg County, much in the form of brochures and newspaper clippings.
Includes a copy of "Historic Properties Commission: A Manual of Practice"
(1976). |
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GENERAL INFORMATION COMMISSION (1976-92):
includes clippings and manual. |
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GENERAL INFORMATION GUIDES (1982-88): guides
to historic sites in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. |
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GENERAL INFORMATION NEIGHBORHOODS (1981-87):
contains brochures and clippings on Charlotte neighborhoods, including Biddleville,
Dilworth, Elizabeth, Fourth Ward, Myers Park, North Charlotte, and Plaza
Midwood. |
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| Series 2: |
SURVEY AND RESEARCH REPORTS
(1970-1998) |
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| This series contains survey and research reports
prepared by the Historic Landmarks Commission staff on prospective historic
sites in Mecklenburg County. In addition, any newspaper clippings and other
pertinent material about historic sites are included with the reports. Any
photographs are noted also, but are filed separately. |
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| [NOTE: Each entry includes: name of landmark,
date constructed/established/flourished, address, architect (if known),
and date of report. Unless otherwise noted, properties are in Charlotte.] |
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.A38 |
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH (1919-20): 101 N. McDowell
St. Louis H. Asbury, architect. 11/22/87. |
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.A4 |
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION BUILDINGS (1938): 504
Gilead Rd., Huntersville; 9213 Beatties Ford Rd., Mecklenburg County. 11/22/91. |
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.A432 |
CHAR-LAURA ALEXANDER HOUSE (1880): 203 Church
St., Huntersville. 6/29/90. |
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.A433 |
HEZEKIAH ALEXANDER HOUSE (1774): 3420 Shamrock
Ave. 3/3/70. |
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.A435 |
ISAAC NEWTON ALEXANDER MILL RUIN (ca. 1857):
Briar Creek on Myers Park High School campus. 3/4/81. |
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.A4364 |
JENNIE ALEXANDER DUPLEX (1922): (1801-1803):
E. 8th St. J. M. McMichael, architect. 11/5/86. |
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.A4365 |
JOTER ALANDER HOUSE (1913): 509 Clement Ave.
1/1/86. |
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JOHN MILTON ALEXANDER HOUSE (1874): 14915 Beatties
Ford Road., Mecklenurg County. 4/01/00. |
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.A4366 |
NEAL SOMERS ALEXANDER HOUSE (1903): 4601 Shamrock
Dr. 4/1/79. |
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.A4367 |
ALEXANDER SLAVE CEMETERY (ca. early 1800s):
Mallard Creek Church Rd. at U.S. 29, Mecklenburg County 6/5/89. |
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THOMAS ALEXANDER HOUSE (1903): 2051 Sharon Lane.
11/19/97. |
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.A4369 |
W. T. ALEXANDER HOUSE (1799): Mallard Creek
Church Rd. at US 29, Mecklenburg County. 7/5/76. |
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.A43694 |
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.A47 |
ALPHA COTTON MILL (1888-89): 311 E. 12th St.
6/6/84. |
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.A737 |
ARDREY FARM (1800s): Marvin Rd., Mecklenburg
County. 3/6/89. |
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.A83 |
ATHERTON COTTON MILLS/J. SCHOENITH COMPANY COMPLEX
(1892-93): 2100-2108 South Blvd. 6/6/88 (revised 8/30/93). |
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.A835 |
ATHERTON MILL HOUSE (1892): 2005 Cleveland Ave.
5/6/81. |
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.B34 |
BAGLEY MULLEN HOUSE (1895): 129 N. Poplar St.
5/2/79. |
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.B37 |
BARRY FARM AND TANNERY (1750s-1890s): Beatties
Ford Rd., Long Creek. 11/7/88. |
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.B398 |
W. D. BEATY HOUSE (ca. 1880): 2400 Park Ln. 2/28/90. |
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.B4 |
BEAVER DAM (1829): Old N.C. 73 east of E. Rocky
River Rd., Davidson. 5/30/76. |
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.B448 |
WILLIAM HENRY BELK HOUSE (ca. 1924-25): 200
Hawthorne Ln. C. C. Hook, architect. 10/2/85. |
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.B45 |
BELK FACADE (1908, 1926-27): 100 block E. Trade
St. C. C. Hook, Wheeler & Stern, architect. 4/3/85. |
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.B472 |
BERRYHILL HOUSE (1884): 324 W. 9th St. 5/5/76. |
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.B5 |
R. C. BIBERSTEIN HOUSE (1906): 1600 Elizabeth
Ave. Richard C. Biberstein, architect. 7/5/85. |
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.B52 |
BIDDLE MEMORIAL HALL (1884): Johnson C. Smith
University campus. 1/19/76. |
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.B53 |
BIG ROCK ROCKSHELTER (n.d.): southwest of Elm
Ln. at Endhaven Ln., Mecklenburg County 1/4/88. |
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.B5555 |
BILLINGVILLE SCHOOL (1927): 3100 Leroy St. 5/11/94. |
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.B55 |
CHAIRMAN BLAKE HOUSE (ca. 1861): 127 S. Main
St., Davidson. 7/3/79. |
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.B554 |
JAMES A. BLAKENEY HOUSE (1905-06): Blakeney
Heath Rd., Providence Community. 2/5/86. |
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BLAND-McADEN HOUSE (ca. 1920-22): 2011 Selwyn
Ave. 06/01/00. |
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.B555 |
BLYTHE HOMESTEAD (ca. 1848): 16001 Beatties
Ford Rd., Huntersville. 4/29/91. |
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.B69 |
BOYCE HOMESTEAD (1757): S side Boyce Rd., E of
Sardis Rd. 4/25/90. |
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.B745 |
WALTER BREM HOUSE (1902-03): 211 East Blvd.
C. C. Hook, architect. 7/12/83. |
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BRYANT PARK (ca. mid-1930s): 1701 West Morehead
St. E. C. Griffith, developer. 08/01/01. |
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.B786 |
WILLIAM L. BRUNS HOUSE (1914-15): 1618 Elizabeth
Ave. Louis Asbury, architect. 10/2/89. |
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.C274 |
PHILIP CAREY BUILDING (1908): 301 E. 7th St.
6/6/83. |
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.C275 |
CARNEGIE LIBRARY (1911-12): Johnson C. Smith
University campus. Leonard LeGrand Hunter, architect. 9/5/84. |
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.C276 |
CAROLINA THEATER BUILDING (1927): 224-232 N.
Tryon St. C. C. Hook; R. E. Hall, architects. 9/1/82. |
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.C277 |
JOHN PRICE CARR HOUSE (1904): 200-206 N. McDowell
St. 1/28/76. |
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.C278 |
CARTER HALL (1895): Johnson C. Smith University
campus. 1/19/76. |
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.C33 |
CEDAR GROVE (1831 33): 8229 Gilead Rd., Huntersville.
10/26/71 (revised 4/22/93: see entry for CEDAR GROVE AND HUGH TORANCE HOUSE
AND STORE) |
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.C332 |
CEDAR GROVE (1831-33) AND HUGH TORANCE HOUSE
AND STORE (ca. 1780-early 1800s): 8229 Gilead Rd., Huntersville. 4/22/93. |
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.C335 |
CEDARS, THE (ca. 1840s-1850s): 123 Grandin Rd.
11/3/82. |
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CHARLOTTE BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES MINT:
see Mint Museum of Art. |
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.C43 |
CHARLOTTE CITY HALL (1925): 600 E. Trade St.
C. C. Hook, architect. 2/6/80. |
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.C421 |
CHARLOTTE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PLANT (1930):
1401-09 W. Morehead St. M. R. "Steve" Marsh, architect. 2/2/87. |
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.C422 |
CHARLOTTE COLISEUM (ORIGINAL) (1955-1988): Independence
Blvd. at Coliseum Dr. Odell & Associates, architect. 7/30/90. |
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CHARLOTTE COLISEUM AND OVENS AUDITORIUM (ADDENDUM) |
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.C423 |
CHARLOTTE COTTON MILL (1880): 508 W. 5th St.
6/6/84. |
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.C426 |
CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK BUILDING (1918-19):
128 S. Tryon St. Alfred Charles Bossom, architect. 11/2/83. |
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CHARLOTTE POST OFFICE (FORMER) (1917, 1934):
401 West Trade St. 04/01/00. |
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.C427 |
CHARLOTTE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING (1923-24):
500 S. Mint St. Lockwood, Greene and Co., architect. 9/6/83. |
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CHARLOTTE TROLLEY (1890): Discovery Place, Uptown
Charlotte. 10/09/89. |
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.C4287 |
CHARLOTTE WATER WORKS, VEST STATION (1924): Beatties
Ford Rd. at Patton Ave. William M. Platt, architect. 9/25/90. |
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.C429 |
CHARLOTTE WOMAN'S CLUB (1924): 1001 E. Morehead
St. C. C. Hook, architect. 4/1/78. |
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PAUL CHATHAM HOUSE (1884)--PHOTOGRAPHS (n.d.):
two prints (P77/1-2) of this house in Third Ward, 415 (later 435) W. Trade
St. (now demolished). |
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.C63 |
C. C. CODDINGTON HOUSE (1917-18): 1122 E. Morehead
St. William H. Peeps, architect. 3/6/85. |
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JAMES MORROW COFFEY HOUSE (1886): 3300 Shopton
Road. 6/19/2001. |
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.C65 |
COMMERCIAL ROW OF FOUR BUILDINGS (ca. late 1800s):
100, 102, 104, 106 Main St., Huntersville. 2/25/92. |
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.C667 |
COOPER LOG HOUSE (ca. 1780s-1790s): Dixie River
Rd. at Mt. Olive Church Rd., Mecklenburg County. 6/6/84. |
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CRAIG HOUSE (1929): 900 Ardsley Road. W. H. Peeps,
architect. 07/30/96. |
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.C738 |
DR. WALTER PHARR CRAVEN HOUSE (1888): 7648 Mt.
Holly Huntersville Rd., Mecklenburg County. 12/18/90. |
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.C763 |
CROFT SCHOOLHOUSE (ca. 1890, ca. 1910) AND S.
W. DAVIS HOUSE (ca. 1903): Bob Beatty Rd., Croft Community. 3/30/92. |
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.C768 |
CROWELL BERRYHILL STORE (1897): 401 W. 9th St.
7/7/82. |
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.C788 |
CRUTCHFIELD BOMAR BREM HOUSE (1903): 307 East
Blvd. 2/2/82. |
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE: see Eumenean Hall, Oak Row
and Elm Row, and Philanthropic Hall. |
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E. L. BAXTER DAVIDSON HOUSE (1927): 1115 Colville
Road. 3/30/98. |
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.D374 |
DR. GEORGE E. DAVIS HOUSE (1890s): 301 Campus
St. 3/7/84. |
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.D377 |
S. W. & C. S. DAVIS GENERAL STORE (1908):
N.C. 115 at Reames Rd., Croft Community. 10/1/80. |
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.D48 |
REV. GEORGE H. DETWILER HOUSE (1903): 801 Sunnyside
Ave. 11/3/81. |
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.D558 |
JOHN DINKINS FARM CEMETERY (1798): Nations Ford
Rd. near I-485. 3/22/93. [see also John Dinkins House] |
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.D56 |
JOHN DINKINS HOUSE (1780-1788): Nations Ford
Rd., near Pineville. 5/21/74 (revised 7/26/93 - see entry below). [see also
Cemetary at John Dinkins Farm] |
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.D562 |
JOHN DINKINS HOUSE AND LODGE (1780-1788): Nations
Ford Rd., near Pineville. 7/26/93. [see also Cemetary at John Dinkins Farm] |
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DORR-McMANUS HOUSE (1903): 317 East Blvd. 2/01/78. |
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.D68 |
JOHN DOUGLAS HOUSE (1867): Christie Ln., Steele
Creek Community. 12/5/79. |
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.D69 |
JAMES C. DOWD HOUSE (1879): 2216 Monument Ave.
5/1/78. |
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.D737 |
EARLE SUMNER DRAPER HOUSE (1923): 1621 Queens
Rd. Franklin Gardner, architect. 12/7/83. |
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.D85 |
LYNNWOOD/JAMES B. DUKE HOUSE (1914): 400 Hermitage
Rd. C. C. Hook, architect. 1/5/77. |
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EAST AVENUE TABERNACLE A.R.P. CHURCH (1914):
927 East Trade St. 8/01/01. |
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.E34 |
EDGEWOOD FARMHOUSE (1840): 11124 Eastfield Rd.,
Mecklenburg County. 10/3/84. |
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ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY BUILDING
(1925-26): 421 Penman St. Blythe & Isenhour, architects. 3/12/01. |
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ELM ROW: see Oak Row and Elm Row. |
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ELMWOOD/PINEWOOD CEMETERY (1853): 700 W. 6th
St. 5/13/01. |
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.E86 |
EUMENEAN HALL (1849): Davidson College campus,
Davidson. 12/8/71. |
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.E93 |
EXCELSIOR CLUB (1944): 921 Beatties Ford Rd.
9/4/85. |
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.F434 |
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK BUILDING (1941): 401 S.
Tryon St.. Taylor and Fisher, architect [Baltimore, Md.]. 2/1/84. |
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.D55 |
FIRE STATION NO. 2 (1909): 1212 South Blvd. Wheeler,
Galliher, and Stern, architect. 6/1979. |
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.C424 |
FIRE STATION NO. 6 (1928-29): 249 S. Laurel Ave.
C. C. Hook, architect. 4/4/88. |
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| 2:16 |
.F49 |
FIRST ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(1926). N. Tryon St. at W. 11th St. J. M. McMichael, architect. 9/7/87. |
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.F5 |
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (1907-09): 318 N. Tryon
St. J. M. McMichael, architect. 4/5/75. |
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FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (mid-1890s):
400 N. College St. 2/28/77. |
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| 2:19 |
.F556 |
FLOW-LEE HOUSE (ca. 1890): 4122 Hoodridge Ln.,
Mint Hill. 9/25/93. |
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.F67 |
FORBIS VENN HOUSE (ca. 1878): 5607 Matthews Mint
Hill Rd., Mint Hill. 1/31/91. |
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FREDERICK APARTMENTS (1927): 515 N. Church St.
7/20/00. |
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.F86 |
FUNDERBURK BROTHERS BUILDINGS (1878-1901): 157-159
N. Trade St., Matthews. 5/29/91. |
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.G354 |
G. G. GALLOWAY HOUSE (1914 15): 602 E. Morehead
St. William H. Peeps, architect. 7/5/85. |
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.G355 |
JAMES BURTON GALLOWAY HOUSE (1870): 702 N. Brevard
St. 12/1/82. |
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.G37 |
GARIBALDI & BRUNS BUILDING (1850-51): 104-106
S. Tryon St. Louis H. Asbury, architect (1909 Facade). 6/5/85. |
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.G385 |
GATEWAY (1924 25) AND CENTURY BUILDINGS (1925-26):
402 412 W. Trade St. C. C. Hook, architect. 3/28/90. |
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.G388 |
GAUTIER GILCHRIST HOUSE (1896): 320 E. Park Ave.
C. C. Hook, architect. 1/7/81. |
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.G54 |
T. T. GILMER HOUSE (1911-12): 512-514 Fenton
Pl. George King, architect. 4/2/86. |
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THOMAS AND LATITIA GLUYAS HOUSE (ca. 1865): 7314
Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, Long Creek Community. 6/14/99. |
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GOFF HOUSE (1915): 1116 Queens Road. 5/25/95. |
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| 2:31 |
.G66 |
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL (1888-91): 801 S. Graham
St. 3/6/85. |
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| 2:32 |
.G7 |
GRACE A.M.E. ZION CHURCH (1902): 219-223 S. Brevard
St. 5/7/80. |
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.G747 |
E. B. GRESHAM HOUSE (1924-25): 724 Edgehill Rd.
Louis H. Asbury (?), architect. 12/7/83. |
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.G7483 |
GRIER FURR HOUSE (1877-88): 500 W. John St.,
Matthews. 3/25/91. |
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.G7485 |
GRIER REA HOUSE AND FARMSTEAD (1804): Rea Rd.,
Providence Community. 2/6/89. |
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.G75 |
ROBERT GRIER HOUSE (1835-40): Weddington Rd.,
south of Matthews. 4/4/76. |
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.G754 |
WILLIAM GRIER HOUSE (1828): Steele Creek Rd.
at Dixie River Rd., Mecklenburg County. 2/1/78 |
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.G755 |
THOMAS GRIFFITH WAREHOUSE BUILDING (1925): 209
E. 7th St. Lockwood, Greene and Co., architect. 1/5/87. |
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.O42 |
JASPAR K. HAND PHARMACY BUILDING (ca. 1912):
3201 N. Davidson St. Harvey C. Garrison (?), architect. 10/7/86. |
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.H375 |
HARRILL PORTER HOUSE (1894-95): 329 E. Kingston
Ave. 1/6/82. |
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.H377 |
HARRISON METHODIST CHURCH (1902): U.S. 521, Pineville.
5/7/80. |
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.H39 |
F. O. HAWLEY JR. HOUSE (1910-11): 923 Elizabeth
Ave. 9/24/81. [see also next entry] |
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PL5:9 |
F. O. HAWLEY JR. HOUSE (1910-11)--PHOTOGRAPHS
(1918): print (PL77/1) of the house. |
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| 2:44 |
.H393 |
HAWTHORNE LANE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (1916):
501 Hawthorne Ln. Louis Asbury, architect. 5/4/92. |
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| 2:45 |
.H396 |
HAYES BYRUM STORE (ca. 1890) AND HOUSE (ca. 1900):
8600 Steele Creek Rd. 1/2/90. |
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| 2:46 |
.H4 |
HEATH AND REID GENERAL STORE (1889): 196 N. Trade
St., Matthews. 11/5/80. |
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HELMS-BELL HOUSE (1899): 2021 Euclid Ave. 6/07/00. |
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| 2:48 |
.H45 |
HELPER HOTEL (ca. 1850s): 215 N. Main St., Davidson.
10/5/76. |
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| 2:49 |
.H462 |
DAVID HENDERSON HOUSE (ca. 1830): 1510 Russell
Ave. 3/5/86. |
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HENDERSON-KING HOUSE (ca. 1902-03): 4723 Stafford
Circle, Sharon Township. 9/09/97. |
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| 2:51 |
.H466 |
HENNIGAN PLACE (ca. 1845): 3503 Tilley Morris
Rd., Providence Community. 11/7/79. |
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| 2:52 |
.H54 |
HIGHLAND PARK MANUFACTURING CO. MILL NO. 3 (1903-04):
2901 N. Davidson St. Stuart W. Cramer, architect. 12/3/86. |
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| 2:53 |
.H63 |
EUGENE WILSON HODGES FARM HOUSE (ca. 1908): 3900
Rocky River Church Rd. Eugene Wilson Hodges, architect. 1/2/90. |
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| 2:54 |
.H655 |
HOLLY BEND (1795-1800): Neck Rd., near Huntersville.
12/9/71. |
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| 2:55 |
.H659 |
HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH (1908-12): 1510
South Blvd. Charles Coolidge Haight, architect. 11/2/87. |
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| 2:56 |
.H66 |
HOMESTEAD MILL COMPLEX (1919-20): 6216 Rozelles
Ferry Rd. Earle Draper Sumner, architect. 5/1/89. |
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| 2:57 |
.H665 |
HOPEWELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1831): Beatties
Ford Rd. at Sample Rd., Long Creek Community. 4/6/87. |
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| 2:58 |
.H67 |
HOSKINS MILL (1903-04): southeast of Gossett
Ave. at Hoskins Rd. 2/1/88. |
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| 2:59 |
.H68 |
HOTEL CHARLOTTE (1924): 231 W. Trade St. William
Stoddart, architect. 8/4/82. |
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| 2:60 |
.H687 |
HOVIS SPRATT HOUSE (mid-1800s): Wilmount Rd.,
Steele Creek Community. 6/4/86. |
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| 2:61 |
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HUGH TORANCE HOUSE AND STORE: see Cedar Grove
and Hugh Torance House and Store. |
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| 2:62 |
.H96 |
JOHN HUNTER HOUSE (ca. 1869): 5607 Sardis Rd.
8/20/81. |
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| 2:63 |
.I533 |
INDEPENDENCE BUILDING (1908): 100-102 W. Trade
St. Frank Pierce Milburn, architect. 12/7/77. [demolished] |
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| 2:64 |
.I537 |
INDEPENDENCE PARK (1904): E. 7th St. at Hawthorne
Ln. John Nolen, architect. 9/6/80. |
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| 2:65 |
.I538 |
INDUSTRIAL LOAN & INVESTMENT BANK BUILDING
(1929-30): 124 S. Church St. Martin E. Boyer Jr. 1/2/85. |
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| 2:66 |
.I54 |
INGLESIDE (ca. 1865): Bud Henderson Rd., Mecklenburg
County 9/1/76. |
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JAMES B. DUKE HOUSE: see Lynnwood/James B. Duke
House. |
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MAJOR ALEXANDER L. JAMES HOUSE (1929): 260 Cherokee
Road. 5/15/94. |
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| 2:69 |
.J36 |
JAMISON HOUSE (1912-13): 802 Providence Rd.
6/3/81. |
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JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY: see Biddle Hall,
Carnegie Library, Carter Hall, Stone Entry Gates, and Teachers' House. |
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| 2:71 |
.J64 |
JOHNSTON BUILDING (1924): 212 S. Tryon St. 5/27/91. |
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| 2:72 |
.J646 |
JOHNSTON MILL (1916): 3300 block of N. Davidson
St. 11/26/93. |
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| 2:73 |
.J655 |
HAMILTON C. JONES HOUSE (1929-31): 210 Cherokee
Rd. Martin E. Boyer Jr., architect. 5/7/86. |
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| 2:74 |
.J66 |
JONES-GARIBALDI HOUSE (1894): 221 E. Park Ave.
C. C. Hook (?), architect. 2/5/86. |
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| 2:75 |
.L35 |
LAMBETH GOSSETT HOUSE (1916): 923 Granville Rd.
5/4/87. |
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| 2:76 |
.L38 |
LATTA ARCADE (1914): 300 blocks S. Tryon and
S. Church Sts. William H. Peeps, architect. 9/7/77. |
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| 2:77 |
.L384 |
LATTA HOUSE (1800): 5225 Sample Rd., near Huntersville.
11/26/71. [Includes a copy of a 43-page report prepared for the Historic
Latta Place, Inc., by Janet E. Levy, "Preliminary Report on the 1996
Archaeological Excavations at the Latta Cabin Site, Mecklenburg County,
NC" (1997).] |
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| 2:78 |
.L44 |
WILLIAM LEE HOUSE (1828): 5520 Sharonview Rd.
4/7/82. |
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| 2:79 |
.L447 |
LEEPER AND WYATT STORE BUILDING (ca. 1903):
1923 South Blvd. 12/5/88. |
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| 2:80 |
.L52 |
LIDDELL MCNINCH HOUSE (1893): 511 N. Church
St. 7/1975. |
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| 2:81 |
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LITAKER INSURANCE BUILDING (1895): 127 N. Poplar
St. |
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| 2:82 |
.L58 |
LITTLE ROCK A.M.E. ZION CHURCH (1910-11): 403
N. Myers St. J. M. McMichael, architect. 2/4/81. |
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| 2:83 |
.L83 |
JOHN PAUL AND ALICE CRAFT LUCAS HOUSE (1913):
1601 E. 7th St. 8/31/92. |
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| 2:84 |
.L95 |
LYLES SIMS HOUSE (1867-69): 523 N. Poplar St.
1/4/88. |
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| 2:85 |
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MALLARD CREEK SCHOOL (ca. early 1920s): 11400
Mallard Creek Rd. 4/13/00. |
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| 2:86 |
.M25 |
MALLONEE JONES HOUSE (1895): 400 E. Kingston
Ave. C. C. Hook, architect. 1/2/80. |
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| 2:87 |
.M275 |
MASONIC TEMPLE (1914): 329 S. Tryon St. C. C.
Hook and Willard G. Rogers, architect. 4/2/80. |
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| 2:88 |
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MATTHEWS SCHOOL (1907): South Trade Street, Matthews.
11/7/84. |
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| 2:89 |
.M293 |
MAYER HOUSE (1907-08): 311 East Blvd. 5/2/88. |
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| 2:90 |
.M2935 |
JOHN AND IDELLA MAYES HOUSE (1903): 435 East
Morehead Street. 10/1/91. |
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| 2:91 |
.M294 |
MAYFAIR MANOR (1929): 237 N. Tryon St. Louis
H. Asbury, architect. 9/5/88. |
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| 2:92 |
.M3 |
HENRY M. MCADEN HOUSE (1917-18): 920 Granville
Rd. Louis H. Asbury, architect. 1/5/87. |
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| 2:93 |
.M318 |
EPHRAIM ALEXANDER MCAULEY FARM (1780, 1880):
Alexanderana Rd., Huntersville. 2/2/90. |
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| 2:94 |
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S. BRYCE McLAUGHLIN HOUSE (1911): 2027 Greenway
Ave. 11/20/98. |
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| 2:95 |
.M32 |
McCLINTOCK ROSENWALD SCHOOL (1922) AND NEWELL
ROSENWALD SCHOOL (1928): McClintock--Erwin Rd., west of N.C. 49, Mecklenburg
County; Newell--Torrence Grove Church Rd., Newell Community. S. L. Smith,
architect. 3/2/87. |
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| 2:96 |
.M33 |
WILLIAM T. MCCOY HOUSE (1910): 429 E. Kingston
Ave. C. C. Hook and Willard G. Rogers, architects. 1/6/82. |
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| 2:97 |
.M34 |
MCELROY HOUSE (ca. 1883): 10915 Beatties Ford
Rd., near Huntersville. 6/1/90. |
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| 2:98 |
.M356 |
MCINTYRE HISTORIC SITE: Beatties Ford Rd. at
McIntyre Ave. 11/4/74. |
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| 2:99 |
.M36 |
MCMANAWAY HOUSE: 1700 Queens Rd. 6/1/77. |
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| 2:100 |
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McNEIL PAPER COMPANY WAREHOUSE (ca. 1910s-early
1920s): 305-07 E. 8th St. 6/8/89. |
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| 2:101 |
.M37 |
MCNINCH HOUSE (1925): 2727 Sharon Ln. 5/4/90. |
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| 2:102 |
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY COURTHOUSE (1928): 700 E.
Trade St. 4/5/77; 5/22/01. |
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| 2:103 |
.M434 |
MECKLENBURG INVESTMENT COMPANY BUILDING (1921-22):
233 237 S. Brevard St. William W. Smith, architect. 12/2/81. |
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| 2:104 |
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.O425 MECKLENBURG MILL (1903-05): N. Davidson
St. at 37th St. 7/3/86. |
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| 2:105 |
.M47 |
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
(1871): 123 E. Trade St. 2/1/83. |
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| 2:106 |
.M56 |
MINT MUSEUM OF ART (1837): 501 Hempstead Pl.
William Strickland, architect. 4/28/75. |
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| 2:107 |
.M66 |
MONTGOMERY HOUSE AND FARMSTEAD (ca. 1849): 1531
Thriftwood Dr. 4/3/89. |
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| 3:1 |
.M663 |
CHARLES MOODY HOUSE (1913): 830 Providence Rd.
Louis H. Asbury and John Nolen, architects. 7/1/81. |
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| 3:2 |
.M667 |
MOORE GOLDEN HOUSE (1910): 1701 E. 8th St. 12/5/84. |
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| 3:3 |
.M6685 |
MORGAN SCHOOL, CHERRY COMMUNITY (1925): 500
South Torrence Street. 10/23/92. |
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| 3:4 |
.M67 |
GREEN MORRIS FARM (ca. 1870): Tom Short Rd.,
Providence Community. 11/7/89. |
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| 3:5 |
.M677 |
MORROCROFT (1927): 2525 Richardson Dr. Harrie
Thomas Lindeman, architect. 10/3/79. |
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|
| 3:6 |
.M683 |
MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH (1918-21): 408-416
Campus St. Louis H. Asbury, architect. 5/4/83. |
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| 3:7 |
.M689 |
MOUNT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (1896): 1605 Luther
St. 9/5/89. |
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| 3:8 |
.M6897 |
BISHOP EDWIN D. MOUZON HOUSE (1927): 800 Mt.
Vernon Ave. 12/28/92. |
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| 3:9 |
.M87 |
MURKLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (ca. 1912): 7001
Old Providence Rd. 10/30/90. |
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| 3:10 |
.M94 |
MYERS PARK STREETCAR WAITING STATIONS (1912):
4th St. at Queens Rd., Hermitage Rd. at Queens Rd. John Nolen, architect.
6/4/80. |
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| 3:11 |
.N42 |
NEBEL KNITTING MILL (1927-29): 101 W. Worthington
Ave. Richard C. Biberstein, architect. 11/26/90. |
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| 3:12 |
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NEBEL MILL ANNEX (1946): 127 W. Worthington
Ave. 8/14/99. |
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| 3:13 |
.N44 |
SAMUEL NEEL HOUSE (ca. 1810-28): Shopton Rd.,
southwest of Withers Rd., Mecklenburg County 5/31/76. |
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| 3:14 |
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NEELY SLAVE CEMETERY (ca. late 1700s): South
Ridge Drive, South Point Business Park. 4/01/00. |
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| 3:15 |
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NEWCOMBE-McELWEE HOUSE (1935): 2817 Belvedere
Ave. 9/9/97. |
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| 3:16 |
.N495 |
JAKE NEWELL HOUSE (1911): 819 Sunnyside Ave.
Fred Bonfoey, architect. 1/3/83. |
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|
| 3:17 |
.N498 |
WILLIAM BURNS NEWELL HOUSE (1887): 8325 Old
Concord Rd., Newell Community. 6/2/82. |
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| 3:18 |
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NEWELL ROSENWALD SCHOOL: see McClintock Rosenwald
School and Newell Rosenwald School. |
|
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|
| 3:19 |
.N67 |
NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL COLLEGE BUILDING (1907):
229 N. Church St. J. M. McMichael, architect. 2/6/79. |
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|
| 3:20 |
.O15 |
OAK LAWN: McCoy Rd. near McIlwaine Rd., Mecklenburg
County 12/26/75. |
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| 3:21 |
.O17 |
OAK ROW AND ELM ROW (1837): Davidson College
campus, Davidson. 5/3/77. |
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|
| 3:22 |
|
GEORGE AND ELIZABETH OEHLER HOUSE (1852): 14401
Huntersville-Concord Road, Huntersville. 9/01/00. |
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| 3:23 |
|
WILLIAM AND CORA OSBORNE HOUSE (ca. 1890): 12445
Ramah Church Road, Huntersville. 11/01/98. |
|
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|
| 3:24 |
.O94 |
OVERCARSH HOUSE (ca. 1850-1880): 326 W. 8th St.
10/4/76. |
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|
| 3:25 |
.P35 |
PALMER FIRE SCHOOL (1938-40): 2601 E. 7th St.
7/3/89. |
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| 3:26 |
.O43 |
PARK MANUFACTURING COMPANY (1895, 1905): 311
Arlington Ave. 9/3/86. [demolished 1998] |
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| 3:27 |
.P374 |
CHARLES W. PARKER HOUSE (1904): 901 Central
Ave. 5/5/82. |
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|
| 3:28 |
.P3746 |
PARKS-CRAMER COMPANY COMPLEX (1919): 2000 South
Blvd. 6/2/93. |
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|
| 3:29 |
.P3748 |
PARKS JETTON HOUSE (1905): Neck Rd. 8/23/91.
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| 3:30 |
.P47 |
PHILANTHROPIC HALL (1850): Davidson College
campus, Davidson. 11/29/71. |
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|
| 3:31 |
.P65 |
JAMES K. POLK BIRTHPLACE (ca. 1795): Polk St.,
Pineville. 3/5/80. |
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|
| 3:32 |
.P66 |
POPLAR APARTMENT CONDOMINIUMS (ca. 1929): 301
W. 10th St. Lockwood, Greene and Co., architect. 9/1/83. |
|
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|
| 3:33 |
.P68 |
ROBERT POTTS JR. HOUSE (1811-12): Smith Rd.
near Cornelius. 10/4/76. |
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|
| 3:34 |
.P76 |
PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1858): 10140
Providence Rd., Matthews. 7/6/76. |
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| 3:35 |
|
PROVIDENCE WOMEN'S CLUB COMMUNITY HOUSE (1939):
Community House Road, Lower Providence Township. 19/12/94. |
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| 3:36 |
.Q47 |
QUERY SPIVEY MCGEE BUILDING (1902-14): Stonewall
St. at College St. 4/5/83. |
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| 3:37 |
|
RAMAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1881): Ramah Church
Road, Huntersville. 2/1/79. |
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| 3:38 |
.R38 |
RATCLIFFE FLORIST SHOP (1929): 431 S. Tryon
St. W. H. Peeps, architect. 4/4/84. |
|
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|
| 3:39 |
|
RATCLIFFE-OTTERBOURG HOUSE (1925): 2100 Randolph
Road. W. H. Peeps, architect. 7/30/96. |
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|
| 3:40 |
.R45 |
REID HOUSE (1890): 134 W. John St., Matthews.
6/3/87. |
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|
| 3:41 |
.R46 |
RENFROW HARDWARE STORE (1900): 188 N. Trade
St., Matthews. 5/28/91. |
|
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|
| 3:42 |
.R49 |
REYNOLDS GOURMAJENKO HOUSE (1926): 715 Providence
Rd. William L. Bottomly, architect. 4/18/77. |
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|
|
| 3:43 |
.R58 |
COLUMBUS WILLIAMSON RITCH HOUSE (ca. 1890):
433 Old Concord Rd., Newell Community. 12/5/79. |
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|
| 3:44 |
.R6 |
ROBINSON HOUSE: 8716 Steele Creek Rd. 6/27/91. |
|
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|
| 3:45 |
.R62 |
ROBINSON ROCK HOUSE RUIN (1700s): Plaza Rd.
Extension, Mecklenburg County 4/1/81. |
|
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|
| 3:46 |
.R64 |
W. G. ROGERS HOUSE (1902): 524 East Blvd. Willard
G. Rogers, architect. 3/7/84. |
|
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|
| 3:47 |
.R66 |
J. J. RONE HOUSE (1886): Marvin Rd., Pineville.
9/6/83. |
|
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|
| 3:48 |
.R673 |
ROSEDALE: 3427 N. Tryon St. 11/24/76. [Incudes
copy of report by Janet E. Levy, "Preliminary Report on Archaeological
Excavations at Historic Rosedale, Mecklenburg County, NC" (1998).]
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|
|
| 3:49 |
|
EDWARD M. ROZZELL HOUSE (ca. 1881): 11647 Rozzelles
Ferry Road. 3/12/01. |
|
|
|
| 3:50 |
.R699 |
RICHARD A. ROZZELLE HOUSE (1849): N.C. 16 at
Catawba River, Mecklenburg County 2/2/87. |
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|
| 3:51 |
.R87 |
RURAL HILL PLANTATION: Neck Rd., east of Allison
Ferry Rd., Mecklenburg County. 10/5/87. [Includes copies of reports by Janet
E. Levy, "Preliminary Report on Test Excavations at Rural Hill, Mecklenburg,
NC" (1994) and "Second Report on Archaeological Excavations at
31MK768, Rural Hill Plantation, Mecklenburg County, NC, 1994-1995"
(1995).] |
|
|
|
| 3:52 |
.R88 |
RUSSELL BUILDING (1902 03): 118-120 W. 5th St.
11/6/85. |
|
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| 3:53 |
|
S. W. DAVIS HOUSE: see Croft Schoolhouse and
S. W. Davis House. |
|
|
|
| 3:54 |
.S25 |
SAINT MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (1886-87): Mount
Holly Huntersville Rd., Long Creek Community. 3/1/83. |
|
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|
| 3:55 |
|
SAINT MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH RECTORY (ca. 1897):
8600 Mount Holly Huntersville Rd., Long Creek Community. 8/1/01. |
|
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|
| 3:56 |
.S263 |
SAINT PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (1914): 339 N.
Tryon St. 12/7/87. |
|
|
|
| 3:57 |
.S265 |
SAINT PETER'S HOSPITAL (1892): 225-231 N. Poplar
St. 11/1/77. |
|
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|
| 3:58 |
.S267 |
RICHARD MILAS SAMPLE HOUSE (ca. 1800): Mount
Holly Huntersville Rd., Mecklenburg County 6/6/79. |
|
|
|
| 3:59 |
|
THOMAS T. SANDIFER HOUSE (1850s): 12601 Moore's
Chapel Rd., Paw Creek Community, Mecklenburg County. 6/15/96. |
|
|
|
| 3:60 |
.S36 |
RANDOLPH SCOTT HOUSE (1926-27): 1301 Dilworth
Rd. Louis H. Asbury, architect. 3/7/88. |
|
|
|
| 3:61 |
.S363 |
SCOTT HOKE HOUSE (1900-01): 1717 Cleveland Ave.
7/3/78. |
|
|
|
| 3:62 |
.S4 |
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD PASSENGER TERMINAL
(1895-96): 1000 N. Tryon St. C. C. Hook, architect. 9/5/79. |
|
|
|
| 3:63 |
.S47 |
SETTLER'S CEMETERY (1776): W. 5th St. between
Poplar and Church Sts. 1/3/84. |
|
|
|
| 3:64 |
.S53 |
JOHN W. SHEPPARD HOUSE (1899): 601 N. Poplar
St. 1/29/92. |
|
|
|
| 3:65 |
.S54 |
SHOTGUN HOUSES (1898): Afro-American Cultural
Center. 5/8/85. |
|
|
|
| 3:66 |
.S57 |
SLOAN DAVIDSON HOUSE (ca. 1820s, ca. 1890s):
314 W. 8th St. 2/25/91. |
|
|
|
| 3:67 |
.S73 |
STEELE CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1889) AND
CEMETERY: 7407 Steele Creek Rd. 8/28/90. |
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| 3:68 |
.S74 |
GEORGE P. STEPHENS HOUSE (1915-16): 821 Harvard
Pl. L. L. Hunter, architect. 4/30/84. |
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| 3:69 |
.S76 |
STONE ENTRY GATES (1923): Johnson C. Smith University
campus. A. G. Lamont, architect. 9/5/84. |
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| 3:70 |
.S94 |
SUGAW CREEK SCHOOL HOUSE (1837): 101 Sugar Creek
Rd. W. 9/1/76. |
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| 3:71 |
.S96 |
SUMMERROW PARKER HOUSE (1920): 2240 Park Rd.
3/3/82. |
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| 3:72 |
.T42 |
TEACHERS' HOUSE (late 1800s): Johnson C. Smith
University campus. 7/2/80. |
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| 3:73 |
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TEXTILE MILL SUPPLY COMPANY (1922): 1300 S.
Mint St. 7/1/98. |
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| 3:74 |
.T53 |
THIES HOUSE (1898): 544 Providence Rd. 7/3/88. |
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| 3:75 |
.T532 |
OSCAR J. THIES AUTOMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE
BUILDING (1921): 500 N. Tryon St. Louis Asbury Jr., architect. 7/24/92. |
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| 3:76 |
.S257 |
THOMPSON ORPHANAGE CHAPEL (1891-92): Kings Dr.
at E. 3rd St. 1/13/75. |
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| 3:77 |
.T56 |
THRIFT DEPOT, PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY
(1912): Old Mount Holly Rd., Paw Creek (Thrift) Community. C. C. Hook, architect.
10/5/82. |
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| 3:78 |
.T564 |
THRIFT MILL (1912): 8300 Moore's Chapel Rd.
11/19/91. |
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| 3:79 |
.T66 |
TOMLINSON-WILSON HOUSE AND FARM (ca. 1840s):
11400 Old Statesville Rd., Huntersville. 5/25/92. |
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| 3:80 |
.T67 |
TORRANCE MILL (1844-46): Gilead Rd., west of
Huntersville. 12/6/78. |
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| 3:81 |
.T674 |
DAVID LAWSON TORRENCE HOUSE (1839): Goodrum
Rd. at I 77, Davidson. 5/7/86. |
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| 3:82 |
.T74 |
WILLIAM TRELOAR HOUSE (1887): 328 N. Brevard
St. 7/3/84. |
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| 3:83 |
.T76 |
THOMAS TROTTER BUILDING (1850-51): 108 S. Tryon
St. Louis H. Asbury, architect (1911 remodeling). 5/1/85. |
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| 3:84 |
.T765 |
TROLLEY WALK (ca. 1913): Elizabeth neighborhood
(connects E. 5th St. and E. 7th St., at the junction of Clarice Ave. and
7th St.). 1/10/94. |
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| 3:85 |
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TUCKASEEGEE FORD: Charlie Hipps Road, Long Creek,
Paw Creek area. 9/1/00. |
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| 3:86 |
.V36 |
VAN LANDINGHAM ESTATE (1914): 2010 The Plaza.
C. C. Hook and Willard G. Rogers, architects. 7/5/77. |
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| 3:87 |
.V36 |
VAN LANDINGHAM ESTATE CARRIAGE HOUSE (ca. 1931):
2010 The Plaza, Plaza-Midwood Neighborhood. 9/8/97. |
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| 3:88 |
.V52 |
VICTORIA (1895): 1600 The Plaza. 12/7/72. |
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| 3:89 |
.V555 |
VILLALONGA ALEXANDER HOUSE (1900): 301 E. Park
Ave. C. C. Hook. 6/4/78. |
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| 3:90 |
.W33 |
HOWARD MADISON WADE HOUSE (1928-30): 530 Hermitage
Rd. Charles Barton Keene, architect. 5/1/83. |
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| 3:91 |
.W337 |
GEORGE PIERCE WADSWORTH HOUSE (1910): 400 S.
Summit Ave. Louis H. Asbury, architect. 3/20/94. |
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| 3:92 |
.W35 |
LUCIAN H. WALKER HOUSE (1894): 328 E. Park Ave.
C. C. Hook, architect. 1/2/89. |
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| 3:93 |
.W357 |
ROBERT J. WALKER HOUSE (1901): 329 E. Park Ave.
C. C. Hook and Frank M. Sawyer, architects. 11/5/80. |
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| 3:94 |
.W43 |
RICHARD WEARN HOUSE (1846): 4928 Tuckaseegee
Rd. 3/6/79. |
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| 3:95 |
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WELCH-McINTOSH HOUSE (1907): 3301 Gibbon Road,
Derita Community. 6/9/97. |
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| 3:96 |
.W55 |
WHITE OAK PLANTATION: Hood Rd. near Hammond
Rd., Mecklenburg County. 11/2/76. |
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| 3:97 |
.W56 |
DR. WHITLEY OFFICE BUILDING (ca. 1909): Hillside
Dr., Mint Hill. 10/3/88. |
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| 3:98 |
.W575 |
JOHN CALVIN WILSON HOUSE (1886): 11930 Bain
School Rd., Mint Hill. 1/19/93. |
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| 3:99 |
.W58 |
WILSON SHELTON HOUSE (1925): 1400 Queens Rd.
William H. Peeps, architect. 12/4/85. [see also next entry] |
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| 3:100 |
P18:9 |
WILSON SHELTON HOUSE (1925)--PHOTOGRAPHS (1986):
contact sheet (P77/3cs) of the demolition of the house in January, 1986. |
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| 3:101 |
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WITHERS-EFIRD HOUSE (1904): 2019 Selwyn Ave.
9/4/00. |
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| 3:102 |
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WOOD-PLATT HOUSE (1910-11): 313-15 Hawthorne
Lane. 10/30/78. |
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| 3:103 |
.Y68 |
YOUNG MORRISON HOUSE (ca. 1885-89): 226 W. 10th
St. 12/29/75. |
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| 3:104 |
.Z54 |
HARRY ARTHUR ZIEM HOUSE (ca. 1910): 1812 E.
8th St. Harry Arthur Ziem, architect. 10/7/86. |
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| CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG
HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION COLLECTION (Mss 77) |
| PHOTOGRAPHS--PRINTS (P) |
| BOX P18:9 |
| |
| Print Number(s) |
Description |
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| FOLDER P18:9 |
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| P77/1-2 |
Paul Chatham House (Magnolia Court), 415 (later
435) West Trade Street, Charlotte. (n.d.) [demolished] |
| P77/3 |
Wilson-Shelton House demolition (1/31/1986)
[contact sheet -- 20 images; Thomas Hanchett, photographer] |
| |
| PHOTOGRAPHS--LARGE PRINTS (PL) |
| BOX PL5:9 |
| |
| Print Number(s) |
Description |
| |
| FOLDER PL5:9 |
| |
| PL77/1 |
F. O. Hawley House, 923 Elizabeth Ave., Charlotte
(1918) [demolished] |
