House view, Bethania, Forsyth County, North Carolina

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Repository:: Preservation North Carolina
Collection:: Preservation North Carolina Historic Architecture Slide Collection, 1965-2005 (PNC slides) held by Preservation North Carolina
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Architect-carpenter:: Reuter, Christian Gottlieb more info on Reuter, Christian Gottlieb
Painter:: Reich, Naaman more info on Reich, Naaman

Architectural note:: The neighborhood of Bethania is a survival of European town planning, with houses hugging the road. House lots once bordered the north and south sides of a central square, while the church lay east of it. The square has since been lost.
Historical note:: Bethania was less restrictive than nearby Bethabara, and it accommodated both Moravians and non-Moravians who had come to Bethabara as refugees. The neighborhood still retains most of the character it had developed by the mid-nineteenth century. Historic buildings constructed between 1759 and 1860. Bethania is listed as a National Historic Landmark District.
Location:: Bethania (N.C.)
Subjects:: Historic districts
National Historic Landmarks