The homes in this distric are for the large part restored. Because of the main thoroughfare, many of the homes have been rehabed by businesses. The streets are tree-lined and the district is very beautiful. Four of the town's most fashionable late Victorian houses are located within this district. There is a strong indication that the development of the Davie Ave. corridor was closely tied to prosperity brought about by the woodworking and furniture industry.
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
Statesville, NC Weddings1890. 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
Statesville, NC Historic Buildings1876. Two-story, red brick Italianate building incorporating Gothic features. Walton and Gage was a purveyor of fine women'
Statesville, NC Historic BuildingsCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 30 days...
One of the largest food cooperatives in the southeast US. Many organic and mostly locally produced or locally purchased prod...
Pet the famous Corriedale, Moorit, Polled Dorset and Navajo-Churro at this working sheep and cattle farm. Sheep products incl...
Back-to-Nature Trail. A 2,856 acre "outdoor" classroom of mature bottomland hardwood forest, riverine swamps, natural sloughs...
Home of NC Folk Arts Festival ...