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16 places in Greenville, North Carolina are on the National Register of Historic Places. Queen Anne is the style recorded most often on these buildings. 5 of the listings are historic districts rather than single buildings.

The earliest listing here is Pitt County Courthouse, added May 10, 1979.

Map

Coordinates come from the National Park Service National Register spatial data, or from Wikidata where the spatial data has no point. A point marks the record location and does not mean the place is open to visitors. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

16
Listings
5
Historic districts
1979
First listing

Oldest on the register

First listedPitt County Courthouse · May 10, 1979
Oldest construction dateJames L. Fleming House · built 1901

Listing dates come from the National Register office's spreadsheet of listed properties. Construction years come from Wikidata, matched on reference number, and are on record for 4 of the 16 listings here. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

Historic district · Pitt County
College View Historic District
Historic districtListed 1992
Historic district · Pitt County
Dickinson Avenue Historic District
Historic districtListed 2007
Building · Pitt County
Ficklen, E. B., House
BuildingListed 1984
Building · Pitt County
Fleming, James L., House
BuildingListed 1983

Historic districts

Styles that appear most

Queen Anne style 4Neoclassical 2Colonial Revival 1Greek Revival 1

Style labels come from Wikidata and are on record for 7 of the 16 listings here. The count is the number of listings carrying each label. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

Every listing

College View Historic District▾1992
Address
Roughly bounded by Holly, Eastern, E. First and E. Fifth Sts., Greenville
Listed
Mar 19, 1992
Listed for
Community planning, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
92000181
Built
1925
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
College View Historic District
Dickinson Avenue Historic District▾2007
Address
600-900 Blks Dickinson Ave., one blk of side Sts, inc.W. Eighth, Flicklien, S. Pitt, Clark Sts., Atlantic, Albermarle, Greenville
Listed
Mar 1, 2007
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce, Industry
Significance
Local
Reference
07000092
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Dickinson Avenue Historic District
E. B. Ficklen House▾1984
Address
508 W. 5th St., Greenville
Listed
Dec 20, 1984
Listed for
Industry, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Buckingham
Reference
84000564
Style
Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Ficklen, E. B., House
James L. Fleming House▾1983
Address
302 S. Greene St., Greenville
Listed
Jul 21, 1983
Listed for
Education, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Fleming-Winstead House
Reference
83001903
Built
1901
Style
Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Fleming, James L., House
Greenville Commercial Historic District▾2003
Address
Roughly bounded by West Third, South Evans and East and West Fifth Sts., Greenville
Listed
Aug 21, 2003
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce, Entertainment and recreation
Significance
Local
Reference
03000419
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Greenville Commercial Historic District
Greenville Tobacco Warehouse Historic District▾1997
Address
Roughly bounded by Twelfth, Clark, Ficklen, and Washington Sts., Greenville
Listed
Jul 17, 1997
Listed for
Industry, Architecture, Commerce
Significance
Local
Reference
97000726
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Greenville Tobacco Warehouse Historic District
Greenville, North Carolina Warehouse Historic District (Boundary Increase)▾1999
Address
Eleventh St. near Clark St., Greenville
Listed
Nov 30, 1999
Listed for
Commerce, Industry, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
99001450
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Greenville, North Carolina Warehouse Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Greenwreath▾1982
Address
W of Greenville, Greenville vicinity
Listed
Apr 29, 1982
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Foreman House
Reference
82003498
Contributing
4 buildings
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Robert Lee Humber House▾1981
Address
117 W. 5th St., Greenville
Listed
Jul 9, 1981
Listed for
Art, Politics and government, Architecture
Significance
State
Reference
81000425
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Humber, Robert Lee, House
Jones-Lee House▾1980
Address
805 E. Evans St., Greenville
Listed
Nov 25, 1980
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
80002894
Style
Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Jones-Lee House
Willian H. Long House▾1982
Address
200 E. 4th St., Greenville
Listed
Apr 15, 1982
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
82003499
Built
1917
Style
Neoclassical architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Long, Willian H., House
Jesse R. Moye House▾1997
Address
408 W. Fifth St., Greenville
Listed
Oct 17, 1997
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce
Significance
Local
Reference
97001220
Style
Colonial Revival architecture, Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
Contributing
2 buildings
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Moye, Jesse R., House
Oakmont▾2001
Address
2909 S. Memorial Dr., Greenville
Listed
Oct 15, 2001
Listed for
Architecture, Community planning
Significance
Local
Also known as
Dunn, William Albion, House
Reference
01001115
Style
Greek Revival architecture
Contributing
3 buildings, 1 site
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Pitt County Courthouse▾1979
Address
N. 3rd St. between Washington and S. Evan St., Greenville
Listed
May 10, 1979
Listed for
Community planning, Politics and government, Architecture, Social history
Significance
State
Reference
79001745
Style
Neoclassical architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Pitt County Courthouse
Skinnerville-Greenville Heights Historic District▾2005
Address
Roughly bounded by Pitt St., Martin Luther King Kr. Dr., Ward St., White St., Tyson St., Fairfax St., the Tar River, Greenville
Listed
Dec 23, 2005
Listed for
Architecture, Community planning
Significance
Local
Reference
05001452
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Skinnerville-Greenville Heights Historic District
US Post Office▾1986
Address
215 S. Evans St., Greenville
Listed
Feb 6, 1986
Listed for
Economics, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Federal Building
Reference
86000784
Built
1914
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
US Post Office

Every listing here also appears on its county page for Pitt County.

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