Brick

Built sometime between December 1915 and June 1925, this structure replaced an earlier wood-frame structure that seems to have escaped the 1924 fire that destroyed much of Carrboro's commercial district. 1940 (Jack Delano, Farm Service Administration, Courtesy Library of Congress) 1940 (Jack Delano, Farm Service Administration, Courtesy Library of...

A partial view of the original James Pharmacy facade, left. (H Lee Waters, 1937 - NC State Archives) The building was built circa 1881, and was renovated circa 1900 (i.e. 1895-1905) and again circa 1938 (i.e. 1937-1939). The 1888 and 1894 Sanborn maps of Hillsboro show the brick building as a drugstore; The 1900 Sanborn map of Hillsboro shows it...

View west, circa 1990 (via Bellinger) 08.08.2016 (G. Kueber) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) The one-story, Mission Revival-style gas station sits diagonally on the lot facing the corner of N. Churton and W. Corbin streets (and formerly had a North Churton Street address). It is of...

All the barns on Occoneechee Farm were built in the early 1890's. The main barns were: A three-story horse barn with a slate roof, oak floors, stalls for 36 horses, and a basement for mules; a two-story dairy barn (built first) with a concrete floor and 56 milking stanchions (designed by a Professor Benjamin Irby of North Carolina College of...

Built as a Duke Power Company "Rural Operations Center" in 1967. The structure was a used car dealership after the Duke Power offices moved. In October 2000, former Southern States manager Jim Grossnickle started his Gro-Smart garden business in this building after an extensive renovation. In 2012, he sold it to long-time employees Julie Malinowski...

Circa 1898 The Main Mill was the first building constructed for the Eno Mill complex in 1896. Local brickmason Henry Richards, Jr. was the building superintendent, and local carpenter Haywood H. Thompson the woodworking superintendent. It was stated that over 1.5 million bricks were used for this structure. This main building was significantly...

View south east, 1918 Same photo, 1918 (from the MCE papers, UNC) View south east, circa 1920 postcard excerpt The Norwood Law Office, which stands on its original site in the extreme southwest corner of Lot 2, is the only surviving of three offices shown on this lot on an 1839 map. The one-story, front-gabled, Federal-style building is constructed...

1815 Federal style house built by William Kirkland, a Scot who immigrated to North Carolina in 1789.

The oldest extant Masonic Lodge in the state of North Carolina, this simple Greek Revival structure was built on the site of Edmund Fanning's house in 1823.