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Jackson, North Carolina 27845
(Photos)
Dedication Plaque—Northampton County Courthouse. Jackson, North Carolina.
Entryway. Northampton County Courthouse (2024). Jackson, North Carolina.
County Seal. Northampton County Courthouse. Jackson, North Carolina.
Northampton County Office Building. Jackson, North Carolina.
Post Office. Jackson, North Carolina.
Northampton County Courthouse Addition. Jackson, North Carolina. A WPA project. Built in 1939.
Northampton County Courthouse. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1858. WPA addition visible at rear.
Northampton County Courthouse. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1858 using the Greek Revival Style. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Old County Clerk’s Office. 104 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina.
White Star Grocery Building. 109 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1927. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Mural. Jackson, North Carolina.
Jackson Hardware Building. 119 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built c. 1920. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
G. H. Tyler Mercantile Store. 121 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built c. 1920. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Sir Archie. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina.
Northampton County Visitors Center. 127 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1928. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Commercial Buildings and S. B. Rose Store. 129 & 131 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1928 & 1910 respectively. Contributing Buildings to the NRHP District.
Northampton County Museum. 203 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina.
Old Texaco Service Station. 136 W. Jefferson Street. Jackson, North Carolina. Built c. 1925. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Barn Quilt. Jackson, North Carolina.
Barn Quilt. Jackson, North Carolina.
Church of the Savior—Episcopal Church in the distance at left. Jackson, North Carolina. Built in 1896-98 using the Gothic Revival Style and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001.
Mural. Jackson, North Carolina.
Downtown Jackson, North Carolina.
Historic Sign—Lafayette’s Tour. Jackson, North Carolina.
Commercial Buildings. 118, 116 & 114 W. Jefferson Street. Downtown Jackson, North Carolina. The closest building is a Non-Contributing Building to the NRHP District (1965). The middle building (1925) and the further building (1925), are Contributing.
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