Neighborhood Associations
- Asheboro Community
- College Hill
- Dunleath (aka Summit Avenue, formerly Charles B. Aycock)
- Fisher Park
- Glenwood
- Hamilton Lakes
- Lindley Park
- Sunset Hills
- Westerwood
Greensboro and Guilford County
- Aladdin Mail-Order Homes in Greensboro
- Greensboro neighborhoods and data (City-Data.com)
- Guilford County Real Property Search (Guilford County Tax Department)
- Guilford County GIS Data Viewer
- Guilford County Register of Deeds (online search)
Preservation Organizations
Historic Preservation Agencies
- City of Greensboro Historic District Program
- Historic District Program Manual and Design Guidelines (downloadable)
- Municipal Service District Program (College Hill and Dunleath)
- Guilford County Historic Preservation Commission
- North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office
- National Register of Historic Places
- The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Preservation, Rehabilitation, Restoration and Reconstruction
Real Estate Websites of Interest
- Old-house listings, advice, etc.
- Circa: “The world’s greatest historic house marketplace”
- oldhousedreams.com — Listings for “fixer uppers, time capsules and restored historic homes”
- oldhouses.com — “Historic homes for sale”
- oldhouseweb.com — “Ideas and advice for old house enthusiasts”
- This Old House — “Build Your Dream. Do It Right.”
- Curbed: “Great stories about homes, neighborhoods, and cities”
- Lands of America: National listings of farms, ranches, acreage and country homes
- Mansions, estates, castles, etc.
- Christie’s International Real Estate: “The world’s most desirable properties”
- Sotheby’s International Realty: “Luxury real estate, worldwide”
- N.C. Modernist Houses
Helpful Information About Older Homes
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“10 Must-Read Old House Books” from The Craftsman Blog
- Asbestos abatement guide from asbestos.com
- Lead-based paint from epa.gov
Glossary: Styles, Types and Terminology
About the glossary section:
Muntins & Mullions, Pilasters & Quoins:
Every Part of Your House, No Matter How Obscure, Has a Name
- 33 different residential architectural styles (as opposed to types of structures)
- 35 different types of residential structures (as opposed to architectural styles, including castles, barndominiums and yurts)
- American house styles
- Dictionary of architectural terms
- Doors: terminology and styles (early American)
- Glossary of Common House Parts
- Historic home styles
- “House Parts You Didn’t Know Had a Name“
- Porch types
- Roof types
- Siding terminology
- Window types
- Window words