c. 1900 – Salisbury, NC
Lost/Demolished
This label is used when a home was lost to fire, torn down, or remodeled so heavily that no original features remain for future restoration. It has been archived for historical and educational reference.
National Register Property
1008 N Main St, Salisbury, NC 28144
Circa 1900 C.L Emerson house has been in the same family until 2016. Originally built as a stick-style Victorian circa 1900, it was later modified & enlarged by 1908 to represent a Queen Ann Style with a second story turret, full front porch & unique stone porch columns. This home retains most of its original stain grade millwork. It has unusual pierced kitchen cabinet doors that mimic the porch trim. The home sustained a very small electrical fire causing VERY LITTLE damage, but the home will need a complete restoration. Appears to have newer gas heat and central AC. Located in the heart of Salisbury's North Main Historic District & considered Pivotal in the National Historic Register.
Listed With
Greg Rapp, Wallace Realty :: (704) 636-2021
State: North Carolina | Region: South (South Atlantic) | Misc: Extreme Fixer, Fixer-Uppers, Lost/Demolished, National Register |


























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