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Honored to speak on the Senate floor about Myrick Howard who spent 45 years leading @PreservationNC. On many evenings, our family takes a walk past both the Hall and Graves-Fields Houses that are part of the historic Oberlin Village, the longest surviving Reconstruction-era freedman colony known Wake County. We’re grateful for Myrick’s commitment to historic preservation that reflects the rich and diverse history of our city and our state.
Official Statement: Brevard Chapel, Lincoln County
Preservation North Carolin hopes our Methodist leadership will pause plans for demolition so that alternatives may be pursued.
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Thanks to @PreservationNC for their work on this Civil Rights Trail historical marker commemorating the birth of early civil rights lawyer and Raleigh native Willis Graves, Jr, right in Oberlin Village. The site is now their HQ, where they work to preserve and honor NC’s history.
The Earl Scruggs Homeplace, located near Shelby, was constructed around 1920. Last month, Preservation North Carolina accepted a preservation easement on the site from the Earl Scruggs Center to ensure the long-term protection of the property!
PNC is now accepting nominations for the 2025 NC preservation awards! Is there a historic preservation project in your community you’d like to see recognized? Are there individuals in your city who deserve recognition? Nominate them at PresNC.org!
Historic Glencoe Mill House | $450,000 | 1,982 SqFt | 0.24 Acres
2416 Glencoe St, Burlington NC, 27217, Alamance County
Experience the perfect balance of historic charm and modern convenience in this beautifully restored home in Glencoe Mill Village!
Enjoy the recently screened-in porch, fenced yard, and walk-in attic. A new metal roof added in 2022 caps off the property nicely. A past recipient of the Minetree Pyne Preservation Award, this home offers a rare blend of history and modern amenities.
Contact: Caitlin Harrell | 3 Brothers Realty, Broker-In-Charge | 336-350-5645 | [email protected]
Lincoln School | $365,000 | 642 S. Shaver Street, Salisbury, NC | 19,571 SqFt
Contact:
Rachel Fink, Revolving Fund Project & Office Manager
@Historic Salisbury Foundation, Inc.
704-636-0103, [email protected]
Have a look at a few snapshots from President Benjamin Briggs and Regional Director Jack Thomson’s tour of Preservation North Carolina’s Western properties!
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