South Greensboro Historic District

Also known as: Asheboro Street Historic District
Roughly bounded by Gorrell, Martin, E. Bragg, Sevier, Omaha, Broad, Caldwell, Andrew, Vance, McCulloch, and King Dr., Greensboro, North Carolina

Photo

File:Atkinson House, Greensboro, North Carolina.jpg

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Map

Coordinates:
+36.06097, -79.78465
36°03'39" N, 79°47'05" W

Quadrangle map:
Greensboro

Street Views

National Register information

Status: Posted to the National Register of Historic Places on December 20, 1991
Reference number: 91001812
Architectural styles: American Movement: Bungalow/Craftsman; Victorian: Italianate; Victorian: Queen Anne
Areas of significance: Community Planning and Development; Architecture
Level of significance: Local
Evaluation criteria: A - Event; C - Design/Construction
Property type: District
Historic functions: Religious structure; Single dwelling; School; Secondary structure; Fire station
Current functions: Religious structure; Single dwelling; Secondary structure; Business; Specialty store; Multiple dwelling
Periods of significance: 1900-1924; 1875-1899; 1925-1949
Significant years: 1891; 1902; 1921
Number of properties: Contributing buildings: 327
Contributing structures: 10
Contributing sites: 1
Contributing objects: 1
Non-contributing buildings: 45

Update Log

March 17, 2015: New Street View added by Michael Miller

Sources

Michael Miller - michael_a_miller [at] yahoo [dot] com
North Carolina Historic Preservation Office - NRHP Nomination
National Register database - Reference number 91001812 (Search for documents)