Van Der Veer House
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Identifier: 1025.1.b.9
The Van Der Veer house was the third historic structure to become part of the Historic Bath State Historic Site. In 1968, Ruth Bowen Smith donated the house to the Beaufort County Historical Society who gave it to the Historic Bath in 1970. The gambrel-roofed house was built by Dr. Ephraim Whitmore sometime in the 1790s and was bought by Jacob Van Der Veer in 1824. The following picture was taken by Adrienne Dunning Rea of East Carolina University.more...
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The Van Der Veer house was the third historic structure to become part of the Historic Bath State Historic Site. In 1968, Ruth Bowen Smith donated the house to the Beaufort County Historical Society who gave it to the Historic Bath in 1970. The gambrel-roofed house was built by Dr. Ephraim Whitmore sometime in the 1790s and was bought by Jacob Van Der Veer in 1824. The following picture was taken by Adrienne Dunning Rea of East Carolina University.
Creator(s)
Dunning, Adrienne
Date
2005
Call Number
1025.1.b.9
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Collection(s)
Bath Tricentennial Collection

Subject(s)
Van de Veer House (Bath, N.C.)
Bath (N.C.)--History
Historic buildings--North Carolina--Bath
Finding Aid
Bath, North Carolina Tricentennial Collection

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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Beaufort County (N.C.)--Bath (N.C.)
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Medium
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http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/10513

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