Waverly Historic District, Historic district in Columbia, United States.
The Waverly Historic District is a central neighborhood in Columbia containing 48 preserved buildings, including homes, shops, and public buildings. The structures and street layout showcase architectural periods from different eras side by side.
The district took shape between the mid-1800s and mid-1900s as Columbia's architecture evolved across multiple building phases. This period reflected significant shifts in the city's growth and character.
The neighborhood displays various building styles including Folk Victorian and Italianate, reflecting different periods of Columbia's development. These differences are visible in the facades and how the streets are laid out.
The district is centrally located and offers easy access to government buildings, schools, and shops throughout the area. Visitors can walk the streets to view the buildings and explore the mix of homes and shops from the sidewalk.
Many original buildings retain their historic features thanks to protection from the National Register of Historic Places listing. This designation ensures that structures maintain their historical character over time.
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