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  1. History Looms Large in Charlotte Mill Villages

    The Mecklenburg County Historic Landmarks Department will explore the impact of the cotton mills and the stories of textile workers during a book discussion of Like a Family: The Making of a Southern Cotton Mill World on Thursday, Feb. 26. 
  2. 1774 Alexander Rock House Receives Rare State Designation

    The oldest home in Mecklenburg County has a new designation. The 1774 Alexander Rock House has been granted statewide historic significance, recognizing it as an important historical, cultural and architectural landmark.
  3. Little School, Big Impact: Huntersville Rosenwald School #2 Celebrates 100-year Anniversary

    On Saturday, Sept. 20, Mecklenburg County will join with community partners to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of Huntersville Rosenwald School #2. 
  4. Scanning Into History: QR Codes Provide a Snapshot into the Past

    Accessing local history is as easy as opening your camera app. The Mecklenburg County Historic Landmarks Department has been placing QR code placards at historic sites, making it easier than ever for residents and visitors to discover local history.  
  5. Unveiling History: New historic marker recognizes the Franks House and Third Ward

    On a quiet side street in Uptown sits an unassuming house with stories to tell. The Franks House is a rare surviving artifact of the thriving Black community that once existed in Third Ward and on June 7, it takes its place in history.  
  6. Historic Headstones Get a Facelift

    Settlers’ Cemetery was a lively place to be on April 26, as volunteers gathered to clean headstones and monuments.