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Charles and Annie Quinlan House

Imagine a house that's like a time machine, built over 100 years ago!

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Key Facts

Year Built
1901-1902.
Location
Waynesville, Haywood County, North Carolina.
Style
Transitional Queen Anne / Colonial Revival frame dwelling.
Historic Status
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005.

A House From Long, Long Ago!

This special house, called the Charles and Annie Quinlan House, was built way back in 1901 and 1902. That's more than 120 years ago, even before your grandparents were born! It's like a big, old storybook house that still stands today. It has a cool style that mixes old and new ideas from when it was built.

What Does It Look Like?

This house is pretty big, with two and a half stories, meaning it's taller than a regular two-story house! It has a main part with a roof that slopes down on three sides and a pointy roof on the north side. Then, there are extra rooms, called wings, that stick out and also have sloped roofs. It's like a main house with fun little additions!

A Special Place to Visit!

This house is so important that it's on a special list called the National Register of Historic Places. This means it's protected and people want to keep it safe for everyone to see and learn from. It's a place where you can imagine what life was like for families a long, long time ago.

Where is This Cool House?

You can find this amazing house in a town called Waynesville, in North Carolina. It's in a place called Haywood County. Imagine visiting a town and seeing a house that looks like it came right out of a history book! It's a real-life piece of the past.

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