The following five endangered structures are found in [[Kate Mearn]]'s [[1979 Rocky Mount Historic Buildings Inventory]] - around the Boseman Block. [[Central City Historic Buildings Inventory, Rocky Mount (1979)]]??? [[Larence and Alvira Boseman Home|338 Albemarle Avenue]]  _____________________ [[342 Albemarle Street]]  ___________________________________________________ [[346 Albermarle Avenue]]  Identified by Kate Mearns/Ohno in 1979 as the last neighborhood grocery store in the Central City Area.   2024 photo  ___________________________________________________________ Circa 1896 [[Thomas and Lucinda Weston Home Place]]   Rocky Mount Historic Buildings Inventory  (ED1214.pdf photos-1979)  Circa 1920’s rear addition                              (ED1214.pdf photos-1979)                                                                    Thomas & Lucinda’s double headstone -                                                           located in the second City-owned African American      (below left side photo)                    Cemetery, now abandoned and neglected by the City  Current condition of the Thomas Weston home place   ____________________________________ # **[[423 Atlantic Avenue]]** Circa 1892 [[Rocky Mount Improvement and Manufacturing Company]] House at 423 Atlantic Avenue- across the street from the Central City Historic Buildings Inventory area.  A National Landmark Application is underway for this structure. Edward W West was ………  Railroad inspired national folk house -  typical side hall gable front  ___________________________________________ # **Planning for the Future ****                                                                   Heading north -300 block of Atlantic Avenue                                                                        Gateway Corridor Plan (2012) See the Modified Atlantic-Arington Corridor Plan