 Set on small city lots, these houses display a variety of styles and forms popular elsewhere in the city and across North Carolina.Of particular note are the Italianate- and Queen Anne-style dwellings, both small and large, and later bungalows.According to an article in Greensoro's New North State (February 29, 1872), South Greensboro's Asheboro Street was "fast becoming one of the most beautiful streets in the city and a very desirable place to live.