Includes Harris-Houston, College Downs, Autumnwood, Newell, Newell South, Hidden Valley, Eastway, Hampshire Hills, Shannon Park, Oak Forest, Hickory Grove, Pine Ridge, Whispering Oaks, and University City South neighborhoods.

The W. B. Newell House is the sole remaining home of one of the founders of the rural Newell community. 

White Oak was the family home of a veteran of the Battle of Kings Mountain that prompted British forces to evacuate Mecklenburg County. 

The Abernethy House was once the centerpiece of the farm that supported the operations of Sundale Dairies. 

One of Charlotte’s first neighborhood parks, Bryant Park has served Wilmore and Wesley Heights residents for more than eighty years. 

The Carnegie Library building, home of the Johnson C. Smith University library collection for nearly seventy years, remains a vital campus asset. 

The Carolina Transfer and Storage Company building helped launch West Morehead Street as a busy commercial and light industrial corridor. 

The Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant building housed the headquarters of the first Coca-Cola bottling plant in North and South Carolina. 

The Crane Company building is indicative of the commercial concerns that flourished in the West Morehead Street industrial corridor during the early 20th century. 

Native Charlottean Charles Wearn Connelly provided the mid-century Modernist design for the former Charlotte Fire Station #10.