Editing Cabarrus County, North Carolina (section)

===National Register of Historic Places===
The old [[Cabarrus County Courthouse]] was finished in 1876. Recognized as significant in the 20th century, it was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Cabarrus County, North Carolina|National Register of Historic Places]] in 1974. The [[Cabarrus County Courthouse#Confederate soldiers monument|Confederate soldiers monument]] is located on the front lawn area.

Also listed on the NRHP is the [[Coleman-Franklin-Cannon Mill]], notable as the first cotton mill owned and operated by African Americans, and also for its decades-long record of industrial design in textile manufacturing, with numerous contributing structures built through the early 20th century.

Among other NRHP sites in Cabarrus County is the [[Bethel Church Arbor]], located adjacent to Bethel United Methodist Church approximately one mile north of the historic crossroads (and railroad stop) of Cabarrus Station. The Arbor dates back to the early 1800s as a location for religious revival "camp meetings" and the current structure was built around 1878, and was in use through the 1920s.