Asheboro City, Randolph County, North Carolina (NC)

Asheboro City

Randolph County, North Carolina

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Asheboro City Hall is located at 146 North Church Street, Asheboro, NC 27204.
Phone: 336‑626‑1201.

Neighborhoods

  • Amity Acres
  • Amity Hills
  • Asheboro Country Club Estates
  • Back Creek Hills
  • Balfour Heights
  • Beechwood
  • Betty McGee
  • Bonita Woods
  • Bonita Woods Estates
  • Brantley Woods
  • Breckenwood Estates
  • Briarcliff
  • Brookwood Heights
  • Brownmire
  • Brownstone Hills
  • Cable Creek Hills
  • Calclar Acres
  • Candlewood Estates
  • Carowood
  • Carrington Hills
  • Cedar Fork Creek
  • Central Falls Village
  • Covington Place
  • Creeks Crossing
  • Daves Mountain
  • Deerworth Acres
  • Dixieland Acres
  • Dogwood Acres
  • Dover Hills
  • Eastside
  • Eastview
  • Eden Roc
  • Edgewood
  • Fairview Farm
  • Faith Meadows
  • Farlow Park
  • Farmwood
  • Fiddlers Creek
  • Forest Estates
  • Forest Hills
  • Forest Ridge
  • Frazier Park
  • Glenview
  • Gold Hill Estates
  • Golden Acres
  • Goldmine Acres
  • Grantville Acres
  • Greenbriar Heights
  • Greystone
  • Greystone Terrace
  • Hamac Acres
  • Hamlet Lakes
  • Hamlin Heights
  • Hammer Park
  • Hampton Woods
  • Hayfield Acres
  • Heritage West
  • Hickory Forest
  • Hidden Mountain
  • Hillcrest Addition
  • Homeland Heights
  • Humble Mill Estates
  • Humble Ridge
  • Hunters Creek
  • Johns Ridge
  • Ladell Estates
  • Lake Country
  • Lake Forest Estates
  • Larry McKenzie
  • Laurelwood
  • Laurelwood Club Estates
  • Laurelwood Hills South
  • Legend Hills
  • Legend Park
  • Little River Estates
  • Macon
  • Meadowdale Acres
  • Meadows
  • Michfield Woods
  • Mill Creek Meadows
  • Mitchfield
  • Moffitt Heights
  • Morning Side Park
  • Mountain Oak View
  • Nance Place
  • North Hills
  • North Shore
  • Northmont Estates
  • Oak Hollow West
  • Oakhurst
  • Oakmont Estates
  • Oakwood Acres
  • Old Forest
  • Old Lexington South
  • Olde Towne Village
  • Park Street Terrace
  • Parkway South
  • Piedmont Pines
  • Pilots View Estates
  • Pine Lakes
  • Pine Meadows
  • Pinecroft Village
  • Pinewood Country Club
  • Piney Mountain
  • Piney Mountain Estates
  • Quail Ridge
  • Ravenridge
  • Regency Square
  • Ridgewood Forest
  • Rushwood Park
  • Salem Heights
  • Scenic Acres
  • Shamrock Hills
  • Shannon Heights
  • Shepards Vineyard
  • Sherwood Oaks
  • Sherwood Park
  • Skyland Park
  • Southwood
  • Spring Hill Addition
  • Spring Village
  • Squirrel Creek Farms
  • Steeds Run
  • Stoney Ridge
  • Stoneybrook
  • Sun Valley Acres
  • Sunrise Acres
  • Sunset Hills
  • Sunset Park
  • Sykes Meadows
  • Sylvan Hills
  • Tabernacle Acres
  • Three Lakes
  • Tot Hill Farms
  • Townhomes at Greystone
  • Townhomes on Main
  • Tremont Park
  • Viewmont Estates
  • Waterford Villas
  • Waynick Meadows
  • Wedgewood Acres
  • West Fork Estates
  • Westbury Woods
  • Westgate
  • Westmont
  • Westridge
  • White Horse Run
  • Whitley Mountain View Estates
  • Williamscreek
  • Willow Oaks
  • Willow Springs
  • Winchester Heights
  • Windcrest
  • Windcrest Acres
  • Windermere West
  • Winding Woods
  • Winningham Farms
  • Winningham Forest
  • Woodland Acres
  • Woodmere
  • Woodmere Park
  • Woodridge Creeks
  • Woodridge Estates
  • Worth Terrace

Asheboro developed as the main courthouse and market town for Randolph County, located in the gently rolling hills of the North Carolina piedmont. The county was largely a place of small farms until the arrival of railroads in the 1890s. Farming remained a mainstay, but furniture manufacturing and textile manufacturing added a degree of new economic momentum. By the mid-twentieth century, Randolph County boasted some 50,000 citizens, 7,000 of whom lived at Asheboro, the county seat. [1]

  1. Dr. Thomas W. Hancett with Addi Luther and L. MacKay Whatley, Jr., Department of History, UNC Chapel Hill, Central School, Randolph County, NC, nomination document, 1993, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Washington, D.C.

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