CHARLOTTE — City council members voted to designate the home of Dr. Charles and Vivian Williams in north Charlotte as a landmark.
The home is located in the Hyde Park Estate neighborhood.
According to the Charlotte Observer, Dr. Charles Williams helped integrate the North Carolina Medical Society and Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
The other landmark will be the Ziglar-Bowers house on Heathcliff Street in west Charlotte.
It is one of only two surviving Craftsman-Colonial Revival homes in the Wesley Heights neighborhood.
According to the Charlotte Observer, the home was built in 1923.
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