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X045 NO PROPERTY NAME C NC TYPE LOCATION ADDRESS 06e Manufactured house mod. struc.. S side SR 1004 appx.700 ft.W of jct w/SR 1357 DESCRIPTION Manufactured house 07 Burch-Mallone House C bldg. S side SR 1004 appx. 500 ft W of jct w/SR 1357 DESCRIPTION Coleman Burch constructed the 1-story triple-A frame house in the 1880s. The hall-and-parlor-plan structure is sheathed in weatherboard. The original entry doors are lit with paired pains above three panels and are covered with spindled and bracketed screen doors. The cornices are returned at the gable diamond-shaped attic vents pierce all three gables. The house is also characterized by a central ridgeline brick chimney and a three-quarter length porch with chamfered posts and sawnwork. A rear ell exhibits an exterior brick end chimney,a projecting gable- roofed entry,and two entry doors on each facade. The Burches boarded female students of Cedar Grove Academy. About 1904,Mary(known as Mollie)Malone,the widow of John Malone,bought the house and lived there until her death in 1929(Sexton interview with Griffen& Haley,February 25, 1995). The family eventually gave the property to the Cedar Grove United Methodist Church(Graybeal interview with Lois Hughes,July 23, 1997). 08 Hayes-Hall House C bldg. S side SR 1004 appx.600 ft W of jet w/SR 1357 DESCRIPTION Jim Hayes built this I-story triple-A frame house in the 1980s. The house is sheathed in weatherboard and features 2/2 double-hung windows, chamfered porch posts,and a star-motif attic vent located on the front gable. Hayes and his wife Maggie Taylor originally occupied the house. The Hall family inherited the house during the early 1910s and boarded Cedar Grove Academy students here. Simeon J.Hall was Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Academy in 1892 and 1893(Graybeal interview with Lois Hughes,July 23, 1997/Sexton interview with Estelle Haley and Lois Hughes,February 1995).