This is an attorney’s office but was likely a residence in its first incarnation. Stone structures like this are emblematic of the mountains to me and this one of the nicest examples in Clayton.
Tudor Revival Cottage, 1946, Clayton
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My husbands grandmother owned this house. Rachel “Momma” Duncan, she raised her kids here after her husband died fairly young.
Thanks for sharing. I will update soon.
This building is quite old and was originally a house. This is my home county and I pass this every day on my way to work.