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19940. 97) . One anticipates that diverse types of historic sites will also be found in those upland areas that were traversed by historic road networks and that had access to water. Architectural Site Files- The results of countywide standing structure surveys are reported in Mattson ( 1996) and Jaeger (et. al. 1996) . Past Orange County inhabitants have used the media of wood, brick, stone , and/or concrete to construct various homes, churches, schools , factories , and other facets of the built environment . A total of 13 architectural sites ( standing structures) were recorded during a 1991 - 1992 survey of the unincorporated portions of Orange County within the St . Mary' s Corridor (Figure 1 ) . These survey sites were recently revisited during the architectural survey part of the St . Mary ' s Road Preservation Project (Henry 1999) . The architectural historian added 6 additional survey sites to - the North Carolina Architectural Survey Files ( Figure 1 ) . The following discussion draws upon his report (Henry 1999) . The architectural sites are summarized in Table 1 following : Table 1 . St. Mary ' s Road Architectural Survey Sites Survey # Name Remarks N/A St. Mary' s Chapel 1859 Gothic Revival, brick Or652 Gosling Log House pre- 1825 single pen Or657 St. Mary ' s School log version 1840 , replacement 1931 brick Or658 Latta Farm c . 1886A 915+ frame house destroyed 1996, 1920s farm outbuildings extant Or659 Hill Farm 1780s+ ; c . 1900 - 1910 additions on Triple A I-house Or662 Fox Hill Farm c . 1900- 1920 frame, farmstead Or665 Temple of Truth Holiness Church c . 1915 ; was Flat Rock A. M.E . Or673 Caine -Roberts Farm c . 1873 Triple A I -house and farm complex Or692 Sunnyside 1848 + , 4- square house Or693 Bacon Farm c . 1920 early dairy farm, Bungalow house Or710 Maple Hill 1820s log w/many later frame additions; Jacob Jackson Farm Or718 Walker Farm 1814+ remodeled Triple A I house by 1910 Or 1002 G . W. Walker Farm 1900+ dairy and chicken farm Orl 133 Watkins-Jones House c . 1900- 1910, Triple A I -house Or1450 Webb Farm early 19 '' c . , single pen log w/2 story frame addition Or1451 Dunlop House c . 18864885 , two - story frame w/center chimney Or1452 Freeland House Triple A frame w/outbuildings , c . 1910- 1920 Or 1453 Jacobs Farm Triple A frame w/outbuildings, c . 1890- 1910 Or 1454 Hudson House Bungalow frame house w/barn, c . 1920s Or1455 Walker House gable-roofed frame house w/ outbuildings, c . 1900s Two of these sites have been placed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) . St. Mary ' s Episcopal Chapel, constructed in 1859 , was listed in 1978 . Maple Hill, an Antebellum farm, was listed on the NRHP in 1994, as "Jacob Jackson Farm" (Henry 1999) . The Antebellum structure, Sunnyside, also known as the John Berry �I 22