The north residential district consists of homes over 100 years old built in revival and romantic styles. Many bungalow-style homes were also built in the 1920s. The district comprises a total of 90 buildings, of which 74 contribute to the historic character of the neighborhood and 16 are considered noncontributing. Noncontributing buildings include those erected during the period of significance that have been severely altered and those constructed after 1942, according to the register application.
Added to register: 1993
Address: Roads include Herring, Wheeler, Tever and Palmer streets and those in between
Architectural style: Wood frame vernacular, bungalows, and a number of revival and romantic
Additional: This district also includes the 1914 PCHS Community Center and the First Baptist Church.