Originally a tinsmith’s advertising stunt, this big pot has become a treasured symbol of the city of Winston-Salem.
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Anna Johanna Vogler House
Built in 1827.
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315 West Fourth Street
A well-proportioned front with a row of arched second-floor windows that make a strong impression.
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Journal-Sentinel Building
Built in 1927,1 this building uses Georgian detailing, but in the row of small dormers also looks back to the Moravian architecture of Old Salem. It is now home to a law firm. The architect was Harold Macklin, who won an AIA design award for this building in 1927.
- Our information comes from a 1950 Sanborn Fire Insurance map. ↩︎
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Herbst House
Built in 1821.
