Once Ford’s largest plant in the Southeast, the Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant remained in operation for less than ten years. 

Designed by noted architect Louis Asbury, the Parks Hutchison School has served the educational needs of Charlotte’s children for more than 95 years. 

Rosedale was the home of generations of the Frew, Caldwell, and Davidson families for more than 150 years.

A longtime mill for asbestos textile products, the John B. Ross and Company Mill was reinvented in the 21st century as a music entertainment destination.

As the last pre-WWII filling station in uptown Charlotte, the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Filling Station evidences the growing significance of the automobile during the 20th century.

The Sugaw Creek Schoolhouse is the oldest surviving instructional facility in Mecklenburg County.

The Dinkins House and Lodge was the family home of one of Mecklenburg County’s earliest and most affluent planters. 

Prominent A.R.P. minister and cofounder of Erskine College Reverend Robert Isaac Grier raised his family in the Grier-Rea House. 

The Alexander Mill Ruin is the last remnant of what was Mecklenburg County’s first mill to process cottonseed oil. 

A Depression-era PWA-funded school that served the Plaza Midwood community for more than 75 years.