Preservation North Carolina

Historic Sites

Cupola House (Edenton)
For over two and a quarter centuries, the Cupola House has stood watch from the north shore of Edenton Bay. It was built in 1758 by Francis Corbin, land agent for John Carteret, Earl of Granville. Carteret was one of the last famous Lords Proprietors

Trading Ford Preservation Association
Colonial, Revolutionary War, and Civil War site along the Yadkin River in Rowan County.

Funders & Grant Programs (1)
Heritage Tourism (1)
Historic Preservation (2)
Historic Real Estate (5)
Historic Sites (2)
N.C. Main Street Communities (45)
Modern Buildings Preservation (2)
N.C. Preservation Resources - Government (2)
N.C. Land Trusts & Conservation Organizations (13)
N.C. Local Organizations (23)
N.C. Neighborhood Associations (26)
N.C. Research Resources (1)
Online Resources (1)
Planning + Community Development (1)
Planning + Law Resources (7)
Preservation Classes + Degree Programs (2)
Preservation Organizations - National (11)
Preservation Organizations - Other (2)
Professional Organizations (2)
Restoration, Conservation, Materials (1)
State Nonprofit Preservation Organizations (29)
U.S. Government Resources (9)

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