Randolph County History

National Register of Historic Places 

Addresses of all Historic Places listed below can be found here.

Archdale

Moses Hammond House, Period of Significance 1875-1924 (Commerce, Industry, Architecture, Italianate)
Harper House, Period of Significance 1800-1824 (Politics/Government, Architecture)

Asheboro

Central School, Period of Significance 1925-1949 (Black Education, Architecture, International Style)
Wilson Kindley Farm and Mine, Period of Significance 1875-1899 (Industry, Architecture, Greek Revival)
Lewis-Thornburg Farm, Period of Significance 1850-1974 (Agriculture, Architecture)
Mount Shepherd Pottery Site, Period of Significance 1750-1799 (Exploration/Settlement, Industry)
Randolph County Courthouse, Period of Significance 1900-1924 (Politics/Government, Social History, Architecture, Classical Revival)

Coleridge

Coleridge Historic District, Period of Significance 1850-1924 (Industry)

Flint Mill

Skeen's Mill Covered Bridge, Period of Significance 1875-1899 (Architecture, Engineering)

Franklinville

Franklinville Historic District, Period of Significance 1750-1949 (Commerce, Industry, Architecture, Greek Revival, Late 19th and Early 20th Century American Movements)

Liberty 

Liberty Historic District, Period of Significance 1875-1974 (Transportation, Commerce, Community Planning and Development, Architecture, Colonial Revival, Queen Anne)

Pisgah

Pisgah Community Covered Bridge, Period of Significance 1900-1924 (Engineering, Architecture)

Ramseur

Deep River-Columbia Manufacturing Company, Period of Significance 1850-1924 (Industry)

Randleman

Randleman Graded School, Period of Significance 1900-1974 (Education, Architecture, Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals)

Staley

Marley House, Period of Significance 1800-1924 (Transportation, Architecture)