Historic Resources
The historical, cultural and aesthetic heritage of the City of Troy is among its most valued and important assets, and the preservation of this heritage is essential to the promotion of the health, prosperity and general welfare of the people of Troy. The Comprehensive Community Master Plan and the Downtown Plan-Vision 2026 both state the importance of historic preservation. The Planning and Community Development’s historic resources program provides information, guidance, and policy knowledge to citizens, property owners, elected leaders, and other community partners interested in designating, protecting, and adaptively reusing Troy’s historic places.
Troy Properties Listed on the Alabama Register
- Academy Street High School, 708 E. Academy Street (c. 1948 - listed 3/29/12)
- Bashinsky-Crow-Poole House, 212 Pine Street (c. 1919-1920 - listed 4/11/84)
- Carroll Street Memorial Cemetery, Vine Street (listed 9/28/00)
- Conner-Chapman House, 116 W. Walnut Street (c. 1878 - listed 8/25/11)
- Pike Pioneer Museum, 248 US Hwy 231 North (c. 1970s - listed 11/6/75)
- First United Methodist Church, 213 N. Three Notch Street (c. 1904 - listed 6/30/95)
- St. Martin's Catholic Church, 112 W. Walnut Street (c. 1915 - listed 8/25/11)
- Troy Downtown Historic Commercial District (c. mid 19th C. - 1950s - listed 2/21/13)
- Tuskegee Army Air Field Hangar at Troy Municipal Airport at N. Kenneth Campbell Field (c. 1941 - listed 8/10/2017)
Click HERE for a map of properties listed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage
Troy Properties Listed on the National Register
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Melissa Sanders
Planning & Zoning Administrator / Community Development Director
Physical Address:
301 Charles W. Meeks Ave.
Troy, AL 36081
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 549
Troy, AL 36081-0549
Hours:
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Monday – Friday
Phone:
(334) 566-0177
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