Rainbow House week ends with this purple beauty in the Aycock Historic District, just across the Bessemer Avenue Bridge from Fisher Park and just north of downtown. The Aycock neighborhood, a designated historic district, is listed on the National Register of HIstoric Places. It is named for Charles B. Aycock, the 50th governor of North Carolina. Governor Aycock was Captain Fisher's contemporary. Both in North Carolina at a time Greensboro was growing.
If you like active neighborhood associations and neighbors who are committed to making neighborhoods neighborly, Aycock District is the place for you. On weekends, residents head to the Yanceyville Farmer's Market, hang out in Sternberger Park, and play soccer on the fields of Aycock Middle School. Especially around Cypress and Percy Streets, you can see beautifully painted houses like this one. Lemonade on a wrap-around porch anybody?
We apologize for the drab sky on this recent winter day; however, we're still going to share the photo with Skywatch Friday! Tomorrow, a fun hobby; Sunday... First Presbyterian Church. Stop back!


















































