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2~ Nf S fam 10.OM1 a O~.IR AC!`~r..l Nn IO?a-MIl1 ,p ~, 21 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet '[~~ure ~ e.ucette 'IOLl3O Section number ~ Page ~ orange Count~~, :~7c 2000. !ie notes only a few local ~va:n4~les of the tero-story ~rar~e farmhouse, arnong the.a the ?,a-ahecr ~terater ?iousa located in the ~:?hite Cross Co,amunity of Orange count7. Another, notable slightly earlier exar~~~le is c. 179 Oa~:lanci, located in neiy-hboring Person County. :~Io~t surviving ~ra~ne houses are r_,aule-roofed structures, usually ~•rith sh`d-roofed front scorches and e:aerior-end ciiianeys. _•~ost of the a*.rellinc?s are one-bay deep and three bays. ~,riue. i7sually the stairs to the seconc: story are enclos~_c? anc~ locator', in a corner of ona of the first- story roon?S, ant' arm often enclosvcz ~y a caoor. Th^ two-story arr3nge~aent of tn~a ~ aucett? douse is unusual in that doors in '~oth ~~irst-~loor roo~t,s provide access to the enclosed, centrally-located s taircas~, which rises ~ro~a the rear to tae front. T'le mantelpi aces display decorative sa~m~ror:;, rat'_Zer than the .core usual re~c.ec'. ::iantels fount in t?Za 'Iills`.~orough area. Tie ^attcette houses has been little altered since t'.ze Victorian-era hip-roof front ~~orch ~•ras acdod. Tho small one-story east ~Illlf! added in tale 1970s blends in al ;post ial~erceptibly with the original :nai_Z '~loc}:, sharing tha sa.ae tyre :aulti-pane sa."ii1 ~~rlndocrs OrnFi:aCntL'C~ :,rlt~'1 Cr32~i R?V1Val Corner ;:~IOC.i:S foutlca on the ori~~inal :actin bloe':c. The original setting on t;1e~ 's~a.n';s of the Eno .river is nicturesrue ant, evocative of the li~~ of a small far ;per of thA Eno ~?iver Valley in t.e early ninet`ent;z century.