Statesville, North Carolina

Historic Walton and Gage Store

1876. Two-story, red brick Italianate building incorporating Gothic features. Walton and Gage was a purveyor of fine women'

Weddings and Family Reunions

Historic home built in 1812. Birthplace of North Carolina Lt. Governor Wilford D. Turner. Also home of NC Senator C. V. Henkel from 1942 to 1971. The owners since 1981

Frame Gallery

Historic First National Bank Building

1890. Three-story brick building topped by corner mansard clock tower. The bank was organized in May 1887 and in the fall of 1889 construction began on the building, which was ready for occupancy in mid-March 1890 with George F. Sheperd as president. In 1929

South Race Street Historic District

Densely developed community of houses, churches, and neighborhood stores associated with the manufacturing and rail cooridor which skirts the southern edge of the district. Part of the district was a planned subdivision undertaken by the Statesville Land and Manufacturing Company in 1894