Includes Croft, Davis Lake-Eastfield, Highland Creek, West Sugar Creek, Rockwell Park, Hemphill Heights, Nevin, Allen Hills, Derita-Statesville, Mineral Springs-Rumple Road, Mallard Creek-Withrow Downs, Prosperity Church Road, University City Research Park, and University City North neighborhoods.

Lost Historic Properties

Includes Sterling, Park Crossing, Cameron Woods, McAlpine, Park Road, Whiteoak, Touchstone Village, Raintree, Providence Plantation, Hembstead, Oxford Hunt, Sardis Forest, Olde Providence Road, Lansdown, Old Farm, Olde Providence North and South, Woodbridge, Governor’s Square, Barclay Downs, Providence Park, Myers Park, Wendover-Sedgewood, Closeburn-Glenkirk, Starmount, Starmount Forest, Montclaire South, Windsong Trails, Quail Hollow, Beverly Woods, Sharon Woods, Mountainbrook, South Park, Foxcroft, Montibello, Wessex Square, and Carmel neighborhoods.

Includes Providence Estates East, Waverly, Stone Creek Park, Providence Crossing, Ballantyne, Ballantyne East and West, Ivy Ridge, and Provincetowne neighborhoods.

Includes Yorkwood, Olde Whitehall, Yorkmount, and Yorkmont neighborhoods. 

Includes Yorkshire, Palisades, Steele Creek, Griers Fork, Ayrsley, West Ayrsley, and Brown Road neighborhoods.

Includes Westmoreland, Harbor House, Westwood Forest, Moores Chapel, Arlington, Woodlea, Harwood Lane, Mountain Island, and Dixie-Berryhill neighborhoods.

The Craftsman styled Butler House evidences the history of a now-illegal racially discriminatory practice known as redlining.

Once a Ford manufacturing plant, the Camp Road property later served as an Army quartermaster depot and manufacturing facility for guided missiles and military vehicles. 

Three vintage Charlotte Fire Department fire engines show the evolution of the city’s firefighting technology and efforts.