Photo of the Latta Plantation house.

Latta Place

Latta Place is a historic house built around 1800 in Huntersville, North Carolina.

Mecklenburg County staff and community partners continue to work towards the completion of the Latta Place Interpretive Master Plan.  Currently, the focus is on how the ideas developed in the initial draft of the plan (linked below) will be implemented.  The Board of County Commissioners will receive an update on next steps for site reopening in the fall.

In the meantime, Park and Recreation staff welcome inquiries related to the site.  Please reach out to Historic and Cultural Resources Manager Liz Morrell with any questions, comments or concerns.

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Mission Statement

Truth – Transparency – Compassion –Transformation – Unity

We believe it is our duty to tell the truth. We resolve to practice transparency in all that we do. We are dedicated to providing:

A transformational and engaging experience featuring holistic storytelling filled with truth and empathy.

An educational experience, giving voice to a multitude of historical perspectives.

A bridge between the past and present through historical interpretation.

An essential resource to the residents of the greater Charlotte/Mecklenburg community and beyond.

A visit that inspires self-examination and application of knowledge.

A hub for the promotion of historical research and peer-reviewed scholarship.

A welcome to all visitors with the intent of fostering dignity, while respecting the natural environment in which Latta Place is located.

Key Documents

Community Engagement Snapshot

Interpretative Master Plan First Draft

 

Interpretative Master Plan Public Presentation

Meckroots Information