Title
Luther Snyder House
Subject
Residential Architecture
Description
This home was designed specifically for Virginian native Luther Snyder after he moved to Charlotte from Atlanta in 1902 to create the first Coco-Cola bottling plant. Located at 1901 Queens Road Charlotte, NC, the home stands out on the corner of Selwyn and Queens on the historic campus of Queens University. This item features the front exterior, back exterior, as well as the interior. Simply understated, the Colonial-Revival style emphasizes simplicity shown in all three images.
Creator
Martin E. Boyer
Source
North Carolina State University Digital Archives Beaux Arts to Modernism
Publisher
Information from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission. Photographs from J. Murray Atkins Library Special Collections from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Date
1920
Relation
Top three photographs part of digitization of North Carolina history, Beaux Arts to Modernism by NCSU
Type
Photographs and digitalized floor plans