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05 NO PROPERTY NAME C NC TYPE LOCATION ADDRESS 20b U.M.C. Cemetery Gate C strue. DESCRIPTION The iron archway supported by fieldstone pillars designates the entrance to Cedar Grove UMC cemetery which lies northeast of the church. The church name is incorporated into the arch. The archway,located on the south side of the cemetery,appears to be contemporary with the church building. 21 Arthur Finley House C bldg. E side SR 1357 appx. 1000 ft N of jct w/SR 1352 DESCRIPTION John Finley built this 2-story frame I-house ca. 1917. Arthur Finley,John's brother resided in the house in the 1920s(Graybeal interview with William Finley,July 10, 1997). The house is characterized by an interior center chimney punctuating a v-crimped metal-sheathed gable roof. The hipped porch roof is supported by chamfered posts with sawn brackets). The Finley family has owned acreage on both sides of Cedar Grove-Efland Road,including the land on which the Eno Presbyterian Church is presently located(Orange County Deed Books,21-3100). 21a Shed mod. bldg. DESCRIPTION 1950s frame open-front 21b Barn C bldg. DESCRIPTION 1946 frame front-gabled 21c Tobacco barn C bldg. DESCRIPTION 1910s log front-gabled 21d Pasture land C site E side SR 1357 beginning appx. 500 ft.N of jet w/SR 1352 DESCRIPTION The adjacent pasture land associated with the Arthur Finley House was historically cultivated predominately for wheat and corn—grains having been the traditional crop grown in the community since its establishment. In the mid-to late 20th century,the land has been utilized for pasture. A pond was built in the northeast comer by 1947 by Arthur Finley(Graybeal interview with Stephen Finley,August 14,1997). 21e Equipment mod. entr.E side SR 1357 appx.900 ft.N of jet w/ shed SR 1352; appx.300 ft.east DESCRIPTION late 20th-century corrugated metal shed-roofed