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Tag Archives: Tudor Revival

From Greensboro To The White House

Architecture, Greensboro HistoryBy Benjamin BriggsJuly 28, 20091 Comment

Only 311 miles separate Greensboro from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, but despite the relatively short distance between the two places, Greensboro shares a chapter of history with the…

Greensboro’s Grandest House: A Manor Befitting a Gentleman

Greensboro Preservation News, High Point Preservation NewsBy Benjamin BriggsJanuary 7, 20083 Comments

Though the Triad contains the lion’s share of North Carolina’s sprawling estates built by early twentieth-century textile fortunes, few can match the size, quality, and design of Adamsleigh. The vast…

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