Bethabara Historic District
Winston-salem, North Carolina • Forsyth County
Winston-salem, North Carolina • Forsyth County
Bethabara Historic District in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, preserves the early Moravian settlement established in 1753. It features a well-preserved colonial village with original and reconstructed buildings, showcasing early American community planning.
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Community Planning And Development; Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Knollwood, Queen, Duke, And Ardsley Sts., Winston-salem, North Carolina
Industry
200 Brookstown Ave., Winston-salem, North Carolina
Education; Black; Architecture
1215 N. Cameron Ave., Winston-salem, North Carolina
Community Planning And Development; Black; Education; Social History
346 Atkins St., Winston-salem, North Carolina
Architecture; Industry
Jct. Of W. Fifth And Spring Sts., Winston-salem, North Carolina
Architecture; Religion
2147 Bethabara Rd., Winston-salem, North Carolina
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