Located north of downtown Raleigh, the Glenwood-Brooklyn Historic District is made up of two neighborhoods, Glenwood and Brooklyn. Development of the neighborhood began in 1905, when the Glenwood Land Company was incorporated. Glenwood-Brooklyn was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Home styles in Glenwood-Brooklyn include Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman.
Restaurants: Cafe Helios, Mellow Mushroom
Retail: Ornamentea, Peace Street Market
Parks: Fletcher Park
Step into a piece of Raleigh history at the Andrew J. Etheridge House, a charming early-20th-century home in the Glenwood-Brooklyn Historic District—one of Raleigh's earl...
Originally constructed circa 1922 for Charles A. Wallin and William R. Trull, the historic Wallin-Trull House blends architectural heritage with modern investment appeal....
Completely rebuilt to new construction standards behind a protected historic facade. New CO, builder warranty, appliance warranties, new mechanicals, new systems through...
Whether you've dreamed of a down-to-the-studs renovation or perhaps a smaller project of just a room or two, this historic home offers incredible authenticity and history...
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