The Cellar

The Cellar is a residential house in North Carolina that displays architectural features typical of 19th-century regional building practices. The structure documents through its construction methods and materials a chapter of local domestic history.

The house emerged during a period when North Carolina experienced early settlement and developed regional building traditions. It was later recorded in the National Register of Historic Places for documenting these local construction practices.

Deze residentie vertegenwoordigt de architectonische voorkeuren en leefpatronen van de bewoners van North Carolina tijdens de bouwperiode.

The building is best viewed in daylight when architectural details and exterior construction are clearly visible. Information about visiting arrangements can be obtained through local historical societies or the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office.

De structuur behoudt zijn originele fundering en locatie, wat bijdraagt aan de gedocumenteerde ontwikkeling van woningbouw in North Carolina.

Locatie: North Carolina

GPS-coördinaten: 36.18440,-77.67250

Laatste update: 14 december 2025 om 19:03