Category: Rocky Mount NC: Preservation of Historic Commercial and Residential Architecture

Rocky Mount NC: Preservation of Historic Commercial and Residential Architecture

Call To Action: Preserve Our Heritage

Get Involved in Saving Rocky Mount's History! Rocky Mount’s rich history is woven into the very fabric of our community, reflected in the architecture that has stood the test of time. These historic structures aren't just buildings; they are the stories of the past, the memories of those who came before us, and the foundation … Continue reading Call To Action: Preserve Our Heritage →

If Only Rocky Mount Were A Movie Set

I watched a good movie on Netflix titled Made In Italy. The moment I discovered that part of the storyline revolved around the restoration of a villa in Tuscany, I was all in. After seeing the movie, I made a quick Google search. I found that the house featured in the film is Villa Fontanelleis … Continue reading If Only Rocky Mount Were A Movie Set →

Stepheny’s New Bookstore: Breathing New Life into an Old Shotgun House

I've always wanted to own and operate a bookstore. The kind of store you read about in fiction, the cozy setting, the store cat, a gathering place for reader's to share their discoveries. A location close to Main Street. First choice, a shotgun house repurposed in a settled neighborhood. For fun, I've written the opening … Continue reading Stepheny’s New Bookstore: Breathing New Life into an Old Shotgun House →

Rocky Mount, NC: Craftsman Architecture in Focus-Eye Candy

As an avid follower of several blogs dedicated to Craftsman architecture, I was thrilled to come across a standout article. This piece features a Chicago home with interior photographs that are truly spectacular. While the overall design might be a bit overwhelming, I encourage you to view the photos as standalone examples of perfection. When … Continue reading Rocky Mount, NC: Craftsman Architecture in Focus-Eye Candy →

A Favorite Moment: Exploring Main Street Rocky Mount, NC

With my phone camera this doesn't do justice to this view, but I loved the moments trying to capture this architectural gem for my own heart and now for you. How proud we are of the American flag waving over Main Street. Bless this land of ours.