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Last House for Restoration in Glencoe

Historic Properties for Sale

Be part of a special history — with the last unrestored house in the renowned Glencoe Mill Village.

Available for $32,300

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Stately Neoclassical Revival Farmhouse

Historic Properties for Sale

Mount Gilead's Haywood House is a county landmark, over 4,000 square feet on 10 acres, and almost fully restored.

Available for $400,000

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Important 18th-C. House Must Be Moved

Historic Properties for Sale

The Riddick House in Gates County must be relocated to survive.

Structure available for $6,500

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Grand Plantation House, Impressive Setting

Historic Properties for Sale

The 1857 Jones-Everett House (also known as Swamplawn) is a Greek Revival landmark in Martin Co.

Price reduced to $89,900

Photo courtesy D.Cicone/
Capital City Camera Club

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01/29/2010
Preservation NC News
Bellamy Welcomes New Director

Gareth Evans has taken the helm at Bellamy Mansion Museum of History and Decorative Arts. Gareth has a tough act to follow in ...   Read More

01/05/2010
North Carolina Neighborhoods
Historic Oakwood Candlelight Tour 2009

This past December, we at Preservation NC were thrilled to participate in Raleigh's Historic Oakwood Candlelight Tour with two of our wonderful partners, the ...   Read More

12/01/2009
Preservation NC News
Help Support New Thomas Day Book

In early 2010, UNC Press will publish Thomas Day: Master Craftsman and Free Man of Color, a new book about the ...   Read More

11/25/2009
Modern / Endangered
Mod Time at the Movies

Our friends at Triangle Modernist Houses — a Raleigh nonprofit documenting and celebrating the region's amazing collection of modern homes — are going to ...   Read More

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In the News
Commencement House Battle Lost

The zoning battle is over for Greensboro's 1958 Commencement House, a unique document of modernism

Local folklore has it that this overgrown N.C. hilltop is the real birthplace of Lincoln

While the world at large believes that Abraham Lincoln was born in a cabin near

Bulls plan return to roots, big-league visit

"Tickets will be easier to obtain for a game in a 71-year-old refurbishedminor league ball

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