Atherton, also known as Atherton Mill, is the historic mixed-use district anchoring the north end of South End in Charlotte, built around the shell of the 1893 Atherton Cotton Mill, the first industrial mill in the old…

South End grew up around Charlotte's first railroad, built in the 1850s to connect the city to Columbia and Charleston, and by the early 1900s the corridor was lined with cotton mills, including Atherton Mill, along…

Plaza Midwood is Charlotte's original streetcar suburb, laid out in 1903 when a trolley line ran down Central Avenue and up The Plaza to carry residents into town. More than a century later the neighborhood is still…

Myers Park is the neighborhood most people picture when they hear "old Charlotte money." Landscape architect John Nolen laid it out in 1911 on what had been Jack Myers' farmland.

NoDa, short for North Davidson, started in 1903 as a mill village built around the Highland Park Mill Manufacturing Company, one of the largest cotton mills in North Carolina at the time.

Dilworth is Charlotte's original suburb, laid out in 1891 by developer Edward Dilworth Latta and the Charlotte Consolidated Construction Company on 442 acres of old farmland and fairgrounds just south of the city…