On Peachtree Street. It was probably built in the 1920s. It preserves most of its original details, plus a bonus aluminum awning.
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Traugott Leinbach House
Reconstructed on its original site. Note the separate business entrance for his silversmith shop.
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Second Salem Boys’ School
Built in 1896 to replace the eighteenth-century school that still stands, this Rundbogenstil building seems a bit anomalous in Old Salem, though the architect adorned the entrances with a kind of Rundbogenstil outline of a Moravian arch.
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Corner of Fourth and Cherry
A small but very rich stone building. Photographers with nothing to do but walk around the streets all day will appreciate knowing that the corner store has an old-fashioned deli counter where you can get sandwiches made to order.
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Lick-Leinbach House
Built in 1787, with alterations in 1795.
