North Carolina · County

Wayne County

19 listed places in 5 towns, none of them a National Historic Landmark.

Building · Goldsboro
Borden Manufacturing Company
BuildingListed 2005
Building · Goldsboro
First Presbyterian Church
BuildingListed 1979
Building · Goldsboro
Giddens, L. D., and Son Jewelry Store
BuildingListed 1979
Building · Goldsboro
Goldsboro Union Station
BuildingListed 1977

Every listing

Charles B. Aycock Birthplace▾1970
Address
6 mi. from jct. of SR 1542 and U.S. 117, Fremont
Listed
Feb 26, 1970
Listed for
Education, Politics and government, Architecture
Significance
State
Reference
70000482
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 ↗
Barnes-Hooks Farm▾1995
Address
414 Stuckey Rd., Fremont
Listed
Sep 1, 1995
Listed for
Agriculture, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
95001072
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 ↗
Borden Manufacturing Company▾2005
Address
800 and 801 N. William St., Goldsboro
Listed
Feb 2, 2005
Listed for
Industry, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Goldsboro Cotton Mills; Wayne Cotton Mills
Reference
04001583
Built
1892
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 ↗
Borden Manufacturing Company
Eureka United Methodist Church▾1982
Address
Church St., Eureka
Listed
Aug 26, 1982
Listed for
Architecture, Religion
Significance
Local
Reference
82003520
Built
1884
Contributing
1 building, 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 ↗
First Presbyterian Church▾1979
Address
111 W. Ash St., Goldsboro
Listed
May 29, 1979
Listed for
Architecture, Religion
Significance
State
Reference
79003340
Style
Greek Revival 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 ↗
First Presbyterian Church
Giddens, L. D., and Son Jewelry Store▾1979
Address
135 S. Center St., Goldsboro
Listed
Mar 19, 1979
Listed for
Commerce, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
79001763
Built
1847
Contributing
1 building, 1 structure
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 ↗
Giddens, L. D., and Son Jewelry Store
Goldsboro Union Station▾1977
Address
101 North Carolina St., Goldsboro
Listed
Apr 13, 1977
Listed for
Transportation, Architecture
Significance
State
Reference
77001015
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 ↗
Goldsboro Union Station
Goldsboro Woman's Club▾·
Address
116 North William St., Goldsboro
Listed for
Architecture, Social history
Significance
Local
Also known as
Wayne County Museum
Reference
100008464
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 ↗Directions ↗
Harry Fitzhugh Lee House▾1984
Address
310 W. Walnut St., Goldsboro
Listed
Mar 1, 1984
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
84002542
Style
Colonial Revival architecture
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 ↗
Mount Olive High School (Former)▾1998
Address
100 Wooten St., Mount Olive
Listed
Oct 22, 1998
Listed for
Education, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
98001266
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 ↗
Mount Olive Historic District▾1999
Address
Roughly bounded by Park Ave., Wooten, Nelson, and Johnson Sts., Mount Olive
Listed
May 27, 1999
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce, Community planning, Politics and government, Education
Significance
Local
Reference
99000639
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 ↗
Odd Fellows Lodge▾1978
Address
111--115 N. John St., Goldsboro
Listed
Aug 3, 1978
Listed for
Architecture, Social history
Significance
Local
Reference
78001984
Built
1906
Style
Neoclassical architecture, Romanesque Revival 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 ↗
Odd Fellows Lodge
Perry–Cherry House▾1986
Address
308 W. Main St., Mount Olive
Listed
Mar 13, 1986
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
86000392
Style
Neoclassical architecture, Colonial Revival 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 ↗
Southerland–Burnette House▾1988
Address
201 N. Chesnut St., Mount Olive
Listed
Feb 8, 1988
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
88000057
Built
1924
Style
Neoclassical architecture
Contributing
2 buildings, 1 structure
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 ↗
Southerland–Burnette House
US Post Office, Former▾1995
Address
124 W. James St., Mount Olive
Listed
Jun 2, 1995
Listed for
Politics and government, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
95000670
Built
1931
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 ↗
US Post Office, Former
Uzzell-Best Farm▾·
Address
1361 New Hope Rd., La Grange
Listed for
Agriculture, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
100009228
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 ↗
Vernon▾1974
County
Wayne
Listed
Oct 9, 1974
Category
Building
Reference
74001387

The National Park Service withholds the location of this listing to protect it, so this site shows no address or map point for it.

Solomon and Henry Weil Houses▾1976
Address
204 and 200 W. Chestnut St., Goldsboro
Listed
Dec 22, 1976
Listed for
Commerce, Architecture, Social history
Significance
National
Reference
76001350
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 ↗
Weil, Solomon and Henry, Houses
Dred and Ellen Yelverton House▾2009
Address
1979 NC 222 E., Fremont vicinity
Listed
Aug 27, 2009
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
09000662
Style
Colonial Revival architecture, Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
Contributing
1 building, 1 structure
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 ↗

Neighboring counties

Duplin 20Greene 12Johnston 36Lenoir 33Sampson 51Wilson 28

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