Andrew Jackson Memorial, Waxhaw. (704) 843-1832

Belmont Abbey,
Belmont. Once the only abbey cathedral in the nation. (704) 825-6890

Boggan-Hammond House, Wadesboro. (704) 694-6694. http://home.alltel.net/
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Bost Grist Mill,
Concord. Restored early 1800s mill. (704) 782-1600

Downtown Salisbury.
(704) 637-7814

Heritage Park,
Cherryville. (704) 435-3451

Hezekiah Alexander Homesite,
Charlotte. Oldest standing dwelling in Mecklenburg County.
(704) 568-1774

Historic Downtown Concord.
(704) 784-4208

James K. Polk Memorial, Pineville. (704) 337-2000

Josephus Hall House,
Salisbury. (704) 636-0103

Kings Mountain National
Military Park.
Site of major Revolutionary War battle. (704) 867-1181
www.nps.gov/kimo/

Latta Place/Latta Plantation Nature Preserve,
Huntersville. 1800s plantation house and grounds.
(704) 875-2312
www.lattaplantation.org

Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Historic District.
Several mid-1800s buildings of the Western Carolina Male Academy established in 1852.
(704) 436-6612

Monroe Historic
Downtown District.
(704) 292-1705

“Past into Present”
Historical Mural,
Salisbury. 100 Block of W. Fisher St. (704) 638-3100

Reed Gold Mine,
N.C. 24/27, Stanfield. First documented gold mine in the United States. Mine tours, restored stamp mill, museum and seasonal gold panning.
(704) 721-4653
www.reedmine.com

Rowan Museum/Utzman Chambers House/
Old Stone House,
Salisbury. (704) 633-5946

Salisbury Heritage
Walking Tour.
(800) 332-2343

Village of Gold Hill,
eastern Rowan County, off US Hwy. 52. (704) 209-3280

A Walk Through
Historic Fourth Ward.
(704) 376-0105