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As a testimony to yesterday’s agricultural community, modern Huntersville still preserves remnants of the split-rail fences that protected farmland from grazing animals.  Named for a prominent family in the area, the community boasts a rich history that includes two prominent institutions of higher education in the 1800s.  At one time, a brickyard provided the building materials for many of the local buildings. In the older sections of Huntersville, some of these sturdy brick structures and remaining chimneys from the original brick can still be seen. Like many of the communities in the Lake Norman area, Huntersville has experienced tremendous growth and development.  Throngs of new residents are blending with rooted residents who have owned property in the community for decades.  The rural charm of open space, picturesque farmland, a quick commute to the city, sparkling Lake Norman, and a burgeoning business sector are all part of the attraction to Huntersville.