High Point Preservation Society

High Point Preservation Society A citizen-based nonprofit organization to promote and advocate for the historic buildings and properties that represent the unique history of High Point.

06/04/2026

Congratulations to the High Point Preservation Society on the successful sale of the Marshall/Adam Jay house, saving it from demolition and aiding in the restoration and renovation of a historic structure

05/22/2026

The High Point Preservation Society purchased the historic Marshall Jay House to prevent it from demolition. We have accepted a contract to purchase from a person who will restore the house and use it, returning it to the tax rolls and preserving a big piece of history.

05/04/2026

Congratulations! The City of High Point has a new Historic District. The State Historic Preservation Office approved the High Point High School District, which includes Central High School, Ferndale Middle School, the Newcomers School, and Gymnasium. The state has sent the nomination onto the National Park Service for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.@

01/10/2026

Just a reminder: the annual meeting of the High Point Preservation Society is Thursday evening, January 15, 2026, from 6-8 pm at the High Point Country Club. Come hear about the wonderful things we have accomplished and our plans for 2026!

01/02/2026

You are invited to the Annual Meeting of the High Point Preservation Society
Thursday, January 15, 2026, 6 pm-8 pm at the High Point Country Club.
Come help us celebrate our 2025 accomplishments and hear about our plans for 2026. Enjoy an evening in celebration of our preservation successes with refreshments and good company. Please RSVP to [email protected] by January 12.

In 2025 HPPS received a state award from Preservation North Carolina for our work in restoring the gatekeepers cottage at the Oakwood Cemetery.

In 2025 HPPS purchased the Marshall/Allen Jay house from the Spring Hill Quaker Meeting House in High Point. This circa 1700’s home has been saved from demolition after a fire damaged the building. We will offer this building for sale for complete restoration.

In 2025 HPPS has partnered with the High Point Museum to help repair and preserve the historic Mendenhall Store and Indulged Meeting House at City Lake Park.

12/10/2025

Save the Date!
The Annual Meeting of the High Point Preservation Society is Thursday, January 15, 2026, at the High Point Country Club.

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Post Office Box 5653
High Point, NC
27262

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