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Brookstown Inn
200 Brookstown Avenue
Winston-Salem NC United States
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| Status: | built | | Construction Dates | | Began | 1836 | | Finished | 1837 | | Floor Count | 6 | | Basement Floors | 1 | | Units / Rooms | 71 |
|  | | Building Uses | | - hotel | | - conference | | - office | | - restaurant | | Structural Types | | - lowrise | | Materials | | - stone | | - wood | | - brick |
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| | Heights | | Value | | Source / Comments | | | | Roof | | 112 ft | | National Park Service | | | | | |
Description
Developer: Francis Levan Fries
The Winston-Salem Visitors Center is located in this building.
Thirty investors raised $50,000 in 1835 for the project. Construction started on July 9, 1836. North Carolina Governor John Motley Morehead bought this building in 1854. It was the first in the South with electric lighting. It was saved as a model project with the Preservation Tax Credits of 1976 and completely renovated in 1984. The building is also known for the famous 1830's Graffiti Wall on the fourth floor, where workers left drawings and messages.
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