National Register of Historic Places

Catherine Garner, Community Development Director for Kernersville, discusses the fate of Caudill's building, which was on the National Register of Historic Places but was severely damaged by fire.

The district has been home to several Black figures over the years including the state's first Black chief justice, Henry Frye.

Preservation efforts for the South Benbow Road Historic District in Greensboro began a decade ago to recognize the 1950s-era African-American architects who lived and worked there. The district includes 450 contributing structures.

Some folks remember it as the former First Citizens Bank. Others recall when it housed a Noble’s restaurant, or recognize its eye-catching pyramid out front.

North Carolina has added 15 sites to the National Register of Historic Places. Several former R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company warehouses are on the list.

Twelve districts and 42 properties in Greensboro are currently on the National Register of Historic Places.

Three Winston-Salem properties were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2023. Among them is the city-owned Winston Lake Golf Course, which was built for Black residents in 1956. Prior to its opening, Black golfers were only allowed to access the city’s public course one day a week.

A Winston-Salem public housing complex may soon be redeveloped, but a historic property designation could alter plans. Cleveland Avenue Homes is eligible…

An effort to add a section of downtown Winston-Salem to the National Register of Historic Places is moving forward. The proposed district is 53 acres,…

A longtime Winston-Salem business is approaching a landmark anniversary by putting its name on a landmark building. Truliant Federal Credit Union has paid…