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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)

Charlotte-Mecklenburg

Historic Landmarks Commission

HLC Officers & Committees 2008-2009

 

 

Yolanda Johnson received an appreciation plaque, certificate of appreciation and plant in June 2009 for six years of HLC service.  Laura C. Smith received an appreciation plaque, certificate and plant in June 2009 for her six years of service as a member of the HLC.
 

June 8, 2009 HLC Meeting Mary Lynn Morrill

and Gray Newman at meeting table.

Mary Dominick, Stewart Gray, Yolanda Johnson, Dan Morrill in June 2009 at the HLC office.

June 8, 2009 HLC Meeting, HLC Director Dr. Dan Morrill and HLC Chairman Richard Alsop, III (right).  Back of Laura C. Smith with appreciation plant.  Mary Lynn Morrill and Yolanda Johnson, June 2009

The HLC strives to preserve important historic landmarks in Mecklenburg County.  The revolving fund has been a great asset in this work.  Below you will see the current featured project for sale.  The Historic Landmarks Commission's revolving fund has saved many historic landmarks.  Click here to see.

For Sale.  The Grier-Rea House was built in c.1804 and  is currently being offered for sale by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission. Please contact The Historic Landmarks Commission for more information on the property: 704.557.0375.  Click here to see a video describing the property.  Click here to see a video describing the property.

Click here to see more historic properties that can be bought from the HLC

 

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

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

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