Roanoke Route Walking Tour

The Roanoke Route

Roanoke's unique history can be learned and viewed through our historic downtown walking tour, the Roanoke Route. Nestled in a small 16-block area, the Roanoke Route is a quick, easy, and enjoyable stroll through history. Discover the interesting cultural and historical buildings and sites, and soak in the small town charm of Roanoke.

To get started, simply follow the walking tour signs along Oak Street. Scan the QR codes for an enhanced experience.  

1. 200 Main St. Old Fire Station 1941

2. 104 N. Oak St. Noah’s Grocery Store 1906

3. 110 N. Oak St. Newman’s Barbershop 1930

4. 112 N. Oak St. Hardware Store 1890

5. 114 N. Oak St. Silver Spur Saloon 1886

6. 200 N. Oak St. Eureka Hotel 1899

7. 300 N. Oak St. Masonic Lodge 1908

8. 308 N. Oak St. Stationmaster’s House 1908

9. 504 N. Oak St. Ward's Creamery/Army Barracks 1910

10. 301 N. Oak St. Gillespie/Seagraves House 1909

11. 115 N. Oak St. Jones’ Grocery Store 1900

12. 109 N. Oak St. Continental State Bank 1910

13. 101 N. Oak St. ‘Miss Ida’s’ Post Office 1915

14. 111 S. Oak St. Mayor Jenkins’ House 1905

15. 208 S. Oak St. Presbyterian Parsonage 1913

16. 500 S. Oak St. American La France Fire Truck 1923