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Agenda 05-16-2023; 5-a - Joint Public Hearing with the Historic Preservation Commission Regarding the Proposed Designation of Three Properties as Orange County Local Landmarks
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HP9 Fw_40-900•a M19 Apwnv.l ka�l�T i-OO a <br /> (6.96! U <br /> United States Department of the interior <br /> National Park Service <br /> National Register of Historic Places <br /> Continuation Sheet <br /> Maude Faucette Douse <br /> Section number 7 Page 1 Orange County, NC <br /> Section 7 : Architectural Description <br /> The Maude Faucette House is located in a rural area five <br /> miles northeast of Hillsborough, the Orange County seat, and <br /> approximately three miles north of the unincorporated village <br /> of Efland. The property is known locally as the Maude Faucette <br /> House, after the last descendant of the builder, David Faucette. <br /> She lived in the house until her death in 1983 at the age of <br /> ninety-seven. The house is also known as The Elms, the name given <br /> to the property by Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Shearin who purchased <br /> the house in 1977 from Plaude, who remained in the house until <br /> her death. Until recently the house was surrounded by large <br /> elm trees which have since succumbed to age and disease. It <br /> is surrounded now by walnut, pecan and red bud trees and large <br /> American boxwoods. <br /> The house faces north and stands can a grassy bluff which <br /> overlooks the Eno River at the east and the bridge which crosses <br /> the river on Halls Mill Road ( SR 1336 ) . Bane Road (SR 1337) <br /> bisects the five acre tract at the west. <br /> The c. 1320 Faucette house is a vernacular interpretation <br /> of the Federal style, a two-story, gable-roofed, frame farmhouse <br /> with a mid to late-nineteenth century hip -roofed front porch <br /> with turned posts and sawn brackets. It rests on a fieldstone <br /> foundation, has exterior-end common-bond brick chimneys with <br /> slender free-standing stades, and a rear frame kitchen wing <br /> with an exterior end chimney and a rear screened-in porch. <br /> A one-story side wing was added to the east end of the house <br /> in the 1970s. The main block of the singly:--pile house is <br /> three-bays wide and two-bays deep and has plain boxed eaves. <br /> The symmetrical facade of the house has six-over-four windows <br /> on the first ,tory and six-aver-six sash on the second story. <br /> The windows are set in molded frames with plain sills and Greek <br /> Revival style corner blocks. The windows in the 1970s east <br /> wing are ornamented by replicas of the corner blocks . The main <br /> entrance is a six-panel door. It is protected by a <br /> Victorian-style screen door with carved brackets , probably added <br /> when the porch was replaced. ( Date of this porch is unknown, <br /> but probably c. 1830 ) . <br /> iqo original outbuildings survive. family tradition <br /> maintains that a detached, kitchen building, no longer in <br /> existence, stood in the northeast corner of the back yard. <br /> Two small late--nineteenth century cottages were moved onto the <br /> property in the early 1980s. one is used as a garden cottage <br /> and is located in the bade yard on the south side of the house . <br />
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