The mission of the Raleigh Historic Development Commission is to identify, preserve, protect, and promote Raleigh’s historic resources.
Our Mission
National Register historic Districts and Individual sites
RHDC recognizes the value of National Register designation: federal and state tax credits. The Commission has undertaken multiple designation projects in order to make tax credits available to owners of historic homes.
The US National Park Service administers the National Register of Historic Places (NR) , an official list of national historic cultural resources worthy of preservation. Nominations to the NR are submitted to and processed by the NC State Historic Preservation Office .
In addition, North Carolina's SHPO maintains a comprehensive and statewide study list of properties that may be NR-eligible, although any entity may nominate a property. Properties placed upon the study list may or may not be designated as official National Register properties or districts. Contact the SHPO for more information.
National Register of Historic Places
- Raleigh National Register Historic Districts
- Raleigh National Register Individual Sites (see Wake County)
- Federal and State Tax Credits
- Is Your Property Located Within a National Register District?
- National Register Historic District vs. Raleigh Historic District
National Historic Landmarks in Raleigh
National Historic Landmarks are designated by the National Park Service. Raleigh currently has two:
- Christ Episcopal Church
- State Capitol