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Agenda - 12-04-2017 - 5-a - Joint Public Hearing with the HPC Regarding the Proposed Desig. of the Dr. Arch Jordan House in the Caldwell Comm. as an OC Local Historic Landmark
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Agenda - 12-04-2017 - 5-a - Joint Public Hearing with the HPC Regarding the Proposed Desig. of the Dr. Arch Jordan House in the Caldwell Comm. as an OC Local Historic Landmark
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NPS Form 10-900-a <br /> 16 <br /> OM6 ARRIOVW Na.No.1Q-4-0018 4 J <br /> (8461 <br /> United States Department of the Interior <br /> National Park Service <br /> National Register of Historic Places <br /> Continuation Sheet <br /> Section number 8.9 Page 7 <br /> Dr.Arch Jordan House <br /> Orange County,North Carolina <br /> 1930,most likely for the use of those actually farming on the agricultural acreage of the property. The barn, <br /> while post-dating the house and tobacco barn,seems to have been built before 1930 as well. <br /> It was sometime after the house was sold again,in 1929,that further additions were made to the <br /> property. The back porch was enclosed,connecting the kitchen to the main house,and an even later <br /> addition added a bay area to the back of the kitchen and a rear shed to the space adjacent to the kitchen. <br /> The property passed into the family of William McKee,a locally prominent farmer,and has stayed in the <br /> family, serving primarily as farmland. The current owner is the granddaughter of William McKee. <br /> Bibliography: <br /> Bishir,Catherine W. North Carolina Architecture.Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina Press, <br /> 1990. <br /> Boyd, Sterling. "Introduction"in Marguerite Schumann, ed.,Grand Old Ladies:North Carolina <br /> Architecture During the Victorian Era. Charlotte,NC:East Woods Press, 1984. <br /> Carter,Jody. "North Carolina Historic Structure Date Sheet,""Dr.Arch Jordan House"file,North Carolina <br /> Division of Archives and History,Department of Cultural Resources,Survey Site#OR 931. <br /> Carter,Jody, and Todd Peck. "Historic Resources of Orange County." Unpublished manuscript. <br /> Hillsborough,NC:Orange County Planning and Preservation Department, 1993. <br /> Ellis,A.A.,and T.C.Ellis. "History of Eno Presbyterian Church,Cedar Grove,North Carolina." <br /> Hillsborough,NC:Eno Presbyterian Church, 1980. <br /> Jaeger,Dale, et al. Historic Preservation Element.Orange County Comprehensive Plan,Orange County, <br /> North Carolina. Hillsborough,NC:Orange County Historic Preservation Commission and Orange County <br /> Planning Department, 1995. <br /> Kenzer,Robert C. Kinship and Neighborhood in a Southern Community: Orange County,North Carolina, <br /> 1849-1881. Knoxville:University of Tennessee Press, 1987. <br /> Lanier,Gabrielle M. and Bernard L.Herman. Everyday Architecture of the Mid-Atlantic:Looking at <br /> Buildings and Landscapes. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. <br />
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