The City of Greensboro participates in the Guilford County Landmark Program. Landmarks possess special historic or architectural significance and help give Greensboro its unique identify. Owners of Landmark properties are eligible for a property tax deferral of up to 50 percent. 

Greensboro's Newest Landmarks

• Poplar Hall, 409, 411 Sunset Dr.
• Laura Brockmann House, 716 Walker Ave.
• Bradshaw-Freemon House, 603 N. Church St.
  
  

If you think your historic house or building rises to this level of significance you may apply to the Guilford County Historic Preservation Commission for Landmark designation. If the commission recommends in favor of designation, your application will go before City Council for final approval.

Landmarks may not be materially altered or demolished without the approval of the Guilford County Historic Preservation Commission. For more information, visit the Guilford County Historic Preservation Program.

C. P. Carmichael House, 314 Isabel St.