11 places in our records carry Colonial Revival as their recorded architectural style. The style comes from the National Park Service register entry or the county’s own building record, not from our own judgement of the building.
| Place | Style | Year recorded | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bishop John C. Kilgo House | Colonial Revival | 2100 The Plaza | |
| Elizabeth Historic District | Colonial Revival | Roughly bounded by Central Ave., Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, E. 5th St., Kenmore Ave., Park Dr., and E. Independence | |
| Elizabeth Lawrence House and Garden | Colonial Revival | 348 Ridgewood Ave. | |
| Eugene Wilson Hodges Farm | Colonial Revival | 2900 Rocky River Church Rd. | |
| Huntersville Colored High School | Colonial Revival | 302 Holbrooks Rd. | |
| James A. Blakeney House | Colonial Revival | Western side of NC 3629, ½ mile south of the NC 3626 junction | |
| James Buchanan Duke House | Colonial Revival | 400 Hermitage Rd. | |
| John Washington McKinney House | Colonial Revival | 7332 Providence Rd. W. | |
| Morrocroft | Colonial Revival | 2525 Richardson Dr. | |
| Myers Park Historic District | Colonial Revival | Roughly bounded by NC 16, E. and W. Queens Rd., and Lillington Ave. | |
| Pharrsdale Historic District | Colonial Revival | Bounded by Biltmore Dr. Cherokee Rd., Providence Rd. and Scotland Ave. |