The historic Model Farm, a center for agriculture in late nineteenth century North Carolina, has been sold to the not-for-profit organization The Model Farm in High Point, NC, Inc. through…
Preservation Greensboro acquired the 105-year-old Carrie and Charles Angle House located at 919 Spring Garden Street in the heart of the College Hill Historic District. The organization is marketing the…
One of North Carolina’s most interesting Civil War-era historic sites has been given by its former owner to Preservation Greensboro’s Development Fund, which in turn plans to sell the property…
The Preservation Greensboro Development Fund has sold the Sweeney – Penn House at 910 Magnolia Street in the Fisher Park neighborhood. The house was purchased by Cheryl Pratt and Tracy…
The Glenwood Neighborhood is the scene of an innovative partnership that is working to preserve historic houses as part of the expansion of the UNCG campus. The partnership includes the…
The J. T. Penn House, a charming Craftsman bungalow at 910 Magnolia Street, might have a new lease on life! The two-story frame residence was constructed between 1915 and 1920…
House-moving was so popular in late nineteenth-century American cities, that residents of places like Cambridge, Massachusetts quipped about having to “Start the day early before the houses started moving.” In twenty-first…
Two historic homes, located within the site for the new Guilford County jail on Blandwood Avenue, are being prepared for new locations. The structures, a two story brick veneer duplex…
The Preservation Greensboro Development Fund continues focusing on the preservation and renewal of the Asheboro Square neighborhood. Its most recent acquisition is a charming Craftsman bungalow at 926 Bellevue Street…
Greensboro has a powerful new tool in historic preservation. Although the Preservation Greensboro Development Fund (formerly the Revolving Fund) was established in 1989, it has recently enjoyed a surge of…
Developers say they are weary of continued neighborhood opposition of infill projects. Neighborhoods say they need direction and assurance that infill projects will be compatible. City staff recognizes that both…
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