Historic Latta Reimagined
Historic Latta Reimagined
Latta Place occupies about 16 acres within Huntersville’s Latta Nature Preserve. Before its closure in 2021, it was a circa-1800 living history museum and farm which gave visitors a glimpse into 19th century life in the Carolina backcounty. Through history, the land was lived on by Indigenous peoples, more than 65 enslaved men, women and children, and the colonial landowners.
Stay tuned to this site for more information on upcoming public meetings and engagement opportunities.
Historic Latta: Head/Heart Exercise - Engagement Activity #1
Multiple Response & Mapping Activity - Identify things you want to learn, feelings you have/expect to have and where those might occur on the site.
The Head/Heart Exercise will close to input no later than June 7, 2024.
The results below are only representational of online responses collected during Spring 2024.
HEAD/HEART EXERCISE
HEAD/HEART EXERCISE
Latta Place Community Grounding Event
Mecklenburg County invities residents to attend a community event and panel discussion for the historic Latta Place project.
The Community Grounding Event will recognize the history of the project and look to the future, with a panel discussion and opportunities for residents to provide input on the design of Latta Place.