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Historic Downtown Statesville, an architecturally rich commercial district, is the heart of Iredell County. The original 1700’s cornerstone of “Fourth Creek Settlement”, the 1870’s era First National Bank Building which houses the town clock and the beautifully restored 1911 Statesville Depot are just a few of the landmarks that make Statesville “more than a crossroads”. In Downtown Statesville you will experience Southern history and hospitality at it’s finest in diverse buildings, shops, restaurants and encounters with friendly local residents. www.downtownstatesvillenc.org

 

Downtown Attractions

Images at the Crossroads” Fresco   704-878-3493
Adorning a specially created wall in the Statesville Civic Center, the 21 feet tall, 19 feet wide fresco was crafted by world renowned artist Ben Long, a native of Statesville.

Self Guided Walking Tour “A Walk Back In Time”   704-878-3480

“A Walk Back In Time” is a self-guided or guided tour of 31 historic Downtown Statesville locations.  The walking tour is approximately 2.5 miles and takes about 2 hours.  The self-guided tour features easy to use MP3 audio players with a guidebook and map, all secured for $3.00.  Take some time and experience Downtown Statesville they it once was.

Statesville Train Depot  
The 1911 Statesville Train Depot was saved through a community effort.  Funds were raised through the sale of "Save the Depot" prints.  With the intent to bring passenger service back through Statesville, the building has been purchased by the North Carolina Department of Transportation.

Historic Districts
There are four residential historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in addition to 47 buildings comprising the Downtown Commercial District. Walking tours can be arranged to view the diverse architectural styles of the restored homes and buildings located in the districts.
 

Restaurants & Foods

Black Angus Grille -  Steak, Chicken, Specialty Dishes  704-872-4200

Broad Street Gallery - Speciality Coffees and Teas
 
Carolina Bar-B-Q -  Barbeque Pork, Chicken, Ribs  704-873-5585
 
D’Laney’s Sports Bar & Grill -  Sandwiches, Wings, Salads 704-924-7007

Groucho Deli - Deli Sandwiches, Salads  704-871-2828

Hop's Place - Breakfast Items, Sandwiches  704-872-6598
 
It Don't Matter Cafe -  Breakfast & Lunch Meals, Sandwiches  704-872-0015
 
Mayo’s Italian Ristorante -  Italian Specialty Dishes, Steak, Seafood  704-872-5557
 
Olde Towne Sweets -  Ice Cream, Homemade, Desserts, Sandwiches  704-872-8413

Old Towne Restaurant & Bar - Lunch and Dinner, Continental Cuisine  704-872-8978
 
Sub Express -  Deli Sandwiches, Salads  704-872-9666
 
Mezzaluna II- Italian  704-872-7230
 
Columbia Bakery - Authentic Columbian Dishes and Pastries  704-873-9164
 
 
Shopping
Just as it was at the turn of the Century, there’s a little bit of everything for everyone in Downtown Statesville. Whether you’re looking for locally crafted pottery, specialty shoes & boots, the “must have” item you left on the counter at home, a finely tailored piece of clothing or a camp stove, you’ll find it in the unique shops Downtown. Delight in shopping for antiques, sports & outdoor survival gear, bicycles, jewelry, gifts & accessories, furniture, specialty clocks, pets & supplies, musical instruments, farm & garden, shoes, men’s & women’s clothing.
 
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Brian Long Lecture and Book Signing
February 11, 2010
After spending nearly four years of a 35-year sentence for armed robbery, Brian Long turned his life around and decided to find ways to help prevent teens from repeating his mistakes. He will share his experiences and sign his new book, “Making a Difference.” Long graduated with honors from Mitchell Community College with a degree in human services. At Mitchell, he was a Coca-Cola scholarship winner and recipient of the Viola Parker Diversity Award. Long has received training in Preventing Violence in Schools, Project Safe Neighborhoods, and is founder of Making a Difference for Tomorrow LLC.

FAFSA Day
February 13, 2010
This event is for any high school senior and their family who need help completing and submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form online. Completing the FAFSA is essential for students who want to be considered for federal and state financial aid including scholarships. Register in advance through College Foundation of North Carolina at CFNC.org/FAFSADAY or by calling 866-866-CFNC toll free. Visit CFNC.org/FAFSADAY to see what advance preparation is required.

FAFSA Day
February 13, 2010
This event is for any high school senior and their family who need help completing and submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form online. Completing the FAFSA is essential for students who want to be considered for federal and state financial aid including scholarships. Register in advance through College Foundation of North Carolina at CFNC.org/FAFSADAY or by calling 866-866-CFNC toll free. Visit CFNC.org/FAFSADAY to see what advance preparation is required. Free. Students who plan to attend any college in the 2009-10 academic year can participate. 704.978.5435

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