Mooresville Mill Village Home

Mooresville Mill Village Home
Historic MMV is located in Mooresville, NC, just 20 mi north of Charlotte. With a rich history over a century old, the MMV is going strong. In this website, you'll find information about the history and current setting of the Mill Village, news of interest and a calendar of events as well as useful resources for local residents. Whether you're a local or just visiting, we hope you'll enjoy our neighborhood!

About

Mill Village Assembly Meeting

Dave Rogers of Rogers Associates speaks to the Mill Village Assembly crowe

Great turnout! Over 60 people showed up to hear Dave Rogers and Mitch Abraham give updates about ongoing projects with the Mooresville Mills, the Town of Mooresville, and the Mill Village.

The Mooresville Tribune covered the details. Read their article here.
Click here for photos of the Assembly meeting
Click here for information about the Neighborhood Conservation Overlay.

News Highlights
Nesbit Park ribbon cutting set for April 16, 10 am.

Dave Rogers gave some discouraging news about setbacks, but remains optimistic about the Mooresville Mills project. Commissioner Abraham addressed many issues that have been on the forefront, including sidewalks, Church Street paving, water pressure and more.
Read the Tribune Article.

The Mooresville Mill Village Neighborhood Conservation Overlay is now in effect!! The NCO was passed by Town Council as part of the new zoning ordinance...more

Freshman Commissioner Miles Atkins asks for tougher code enforcement based on Mill Village Campaign Event...more

Opinion
The availability of greenways or trails speaks to the well-being and quality of life of a 21st century town. People want to live in a walkable environment, they want open greenspaces, and they want walking trails. But our elected leaders want to back away from their commitment to greenways... more

History Throughout the 20th century, Mooresville Mills (aka Mooresville Cotton Mills) grew from a small one-building enterprise into a mammoth complex that sprawled over dozens of acres and provided for the economic, social, and even spiritual well-being of its employees. Have a look at the Mill Pix slideshow to view the evolution of the MIll and Mill Village over the past century. Check out this great documentary focusing on the history of Mooresville Mills from the Statesville Landmark. Read more history in our About:History section
Mill Village Images
	This cottage at 419 Harris Street has been completely renovated. The best of the old was saved and with the new touches, the house feels like an urban loft in old Mooresville! To see more pictures of this house, check out its listing on zillow.com.
More Mill Village Images

Mooresville Mill Village Initiative
last updated April 4, 2008