Hamilton-Jeter House 413 E. Main St.	Steadman-Nicholson House 414 E. Main St.	Scaife-Perrin House 417 E. Main St.	McIlwain House 418 E. Main St.	Laurens G. Young House 423 E. Main St.
William H. Wallace House 430 E. Main St.	Wallace-Wilburn House 434 E. Main St.	O. L. P. Jackson House 502 E. Main St.	Main St. Grammar/ Union High School 503 E. Main St.	Smoaks House 504 E. Main St.
Edward J. Arthur House 508 E. Main St.	L. M Jordan House 519 E. Main St.	Harry M. Arhtur House 522 E. Main St.	Alfred H. Foster House 523 E. Main St.	Dudley J. Whitlock House 601 E. Main St.
Guy H. Wilburn House 603 E. Main St.	Mobley L. Jeter House 701 E. Main St.	P. E. Fant House 705 E. Main St.	John Alexander Fant House 713 E. Main St.	James Hay Fant House 803 E. Main St.

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The East Main Street/Douglass Heights Historic District is significant both for its association with the residential development of Union from ca. 1823 to ca. 1940 and as a reflection of the diverse architectural styles and influences in residences of that period. It is also significant for its association with many of the leading public and business leaders of Union in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The district is a collection of 84 primarily residential properties in the eastern area of Union, including portions of East Main Street, Douglass Heights, and Perrin Avenue. The district contains 13 properties of key significance and 42 other properties contributing to the character of the district. Representative architectural styles include Neo-Classical, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Dutch Colonial Revival. Listed in the National Register July 17, 1989.

View a map showing the boundaries of the East Main Street-Douglass Heights Historic District.