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(Click here to see original design of the Hornets' Nest plaque which is placed on each locally designated Historic Landmark in Mecklenburg County)

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HLC Officers & Committees 2009-2010

 

Work on the interior of the Ephraim Alexander McAuley House has begun.   To the left is the front room as it appeared soon after the house was moved.  Below is the current condition. 

 

FOR SALE

The property is located at 14335 Huntersville-Concord Road in Mecklenburg County.  The McAuley Farm House was built in 1881 and represents the development of a typical Mecklenburg County farmstead in the 19th and early 20th centuries.  If you are interested in possibly purchasing the property contact Lee Peterson at 704-289-7726. 

For more pictures of the McAuley Farm House and to view other properties for sale Click here. 

The Revolving Funds has been used to save many historic properties in Mecklenburg County.  Click here to see.     

Suggested Priorities for 2010

***COMING SOON:  BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY ON CHARLES CHRISTIAN HOOK

DOCUMENTARY ON CHARLOTTE FIRE STATION NUMBER TWO, (FORMER)***

 1.  Upcoming Meeting
 2.  Design Review Committee
 3.  Projects Committee
 4.  Survey Committee
 5.  Minutes & Rosters
 

Materials on Parking Deck adjacent to American Legion Memorial Stadium

1.  Design Review Minutes:  September 2008

a.  Agenda for Design Review Committee September 2008 p. 2

b.  Agenda for Design Review Committee September 2008 p. 3

c.  Minutes of Historic Landmarks Commission Meeting October 2008

History of the Historic Landmarks Commission (a copy of the brochure celebrating the first 25 years of the HLC)

The Modernist Manifesto Article/Preservation Magazine, May/June 2008

Duke Power Magazine Article (1938)

Louis Asbury, Renowned Charlotte, N.C. Architect.

Charlotte, N.C. 1950 Data

Charlotte, N.C. 1950 Map

Charlotte, N.C. 1950 Tryon Street

Historical Community Documents

Eastover, Charlotte, N.C.

History of Independence Square- Charlotte, N.C.

Some Important "Lost" Historic Properties

Noteworthy Charlotte Properties

White Oak Furniture

McAuley House

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COAs By Property Name                   

As of 6/21/09:  321 Properties have been designated Historic since 1974- compiled data is seen in A.B.C. below

A. Number of Historic Designations by Year Index

B. Number of Historic Designations by Neighborhood Index

C. Number of Historic Designations by Style

Click here for a list of all designated historic properties in Charlotte-Mecklenburg

HLC Brochures

Click here to view a NEW video explaining the Process of Historic Landmark Designation

Charlotte Trolley No. 85

The Rebirth of the Charlotte Trolley (Charlotte Observer Article, dated April, 1998)

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