National Register listings in Rutherford County, North Carolina

28 listings 10 districts 27 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Historic districts (10)

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Places: Rutherfordton (10) · Forest City (9) · Bostic (4) · Washburn (1) · Cliffside (1) · Mooresboro (1) · Golden Valley (1) · Lake Lure (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Alexander Manufacturing Company Mill Village Historic District Forest City District 2008
Bechtler Mint Site Rutherfordton Site 1997
Bostic Charge Parsonage Bostic Building 2012
Carrier Houses Rutherfordton Building 1992
Carson-Andrews Mill and Ben F.W. Andrews House Washburn Building 2008
Cliffside Public School Cliffside Building 1998
Cool Springs High School Forest City Building 1999
East Main Street Historic District Forest City District 2005
Forest City Baptist Church Forest City Building 1989
Fox Haven Plantation Rutherfordton Building 1972
Gilbert Town Historic District Rutherfordton District 2006
Henrietta-Caroleen High School Mooresboro Building 2005
Ledbetter, James Dexter, House Forest City Building 1982
Logan, George W., House Rutherfordton Building 1986
Main Street Historic District Rutherfordton District 1995
Main Street Historic District Forest City District 2002
Main Street Historic District (Boundary Expansion) Forest City District 2004
Melton-Davis House Bostic Building 2008
Melton-Fortune Farmstead Golden Valley Building 1985
Pine Gables Lake Lure District 1999
Rutherford County Courthouse Rutherfordton Building 1979
Rutherfordton-Spindale Central High School Rutherfordton Building 1993
St. Luke's Chapel Rutherfordton Building 1991
Trinity Lutheran Church Rutherfordton Building 1972
Washburn Historic District Bostic District 2002
Washburn Historic District (Boundary Increase) Bostic District 2006
Watson, T. Max, House Forest City Building 2001
West Main Street Historic District Forest City District 2006

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