Goldsboro, NC Sites on the NRHP

I just recently joined the National Trust for Historic Preservation, again, putting my money where my mouth is since I am quite interested in preservation as are my mom, brother, sister-in-law, and late father. They do lots for both the Wayne County Museum and Old Waynesborough, the very first site of Goldsboro along the banks of the Neuse River.

The National Trust is also where sites go to get included on the National Register of Historic Places.

Other Goldsboro site listed on the Register:

First Presbyterian Church, 111 West Ash
Glidden Jewelry store 1847) 125 S. Center Street
Goldsboro Union Station (1909) 101 North Carolina Street
Harry Fitzhugh Lee House (1922) 310 W. Walnut St.
Odd Fellows Lodge (1901) 111-115 N. John Street

Goldsboro is a City in Touch with Its History. --RoadDog