Ruins of the house in which the constitution of North Carolina was written, November 1776, Halifax, North Carolina
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Identifier: 101.67.a.35
Postcard of a small, dilapidated house where the North Carolina Constitution was written in 1776. Numbered 34241. Date approximated.more...
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Postcard of a small, dilapidated house where the North Carolina Constitution was written in 1776. Numbered 34241. Date approximated.
Creator(s)
Daniel, M. U.
Date
1900 - 1950
Call Number
101.67.a.35
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
Eastern North Carolina Postcard Collection
Architecture
Politics and Government

Subject(s)
Constitutional history--North Carolina
Historic buildings--North Carolina--Halifax
Finding Aid
Pierce, Ovid Williams, Papers

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Publisher(s) of Original
M.U. Daniel, Halifax, N.C.
Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Halifax County (N.C.)--Halifax (N.C.)
Type
still image
Medium
postcards
Physical Description
138mm x 89mm
Rights
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Comments
3
 Fri Feb 15 11:00 AM  by AC Meekins

Historic buildings survey shows a restored house by 1940. 1919 NC law gives DAR chapter $2000 toward restoration.
2
 Sat Feb 11 08:58 PM  by Emily Scott

This has been restored as the Constitution-Burgess House in Halifax, NC. But I would like to know its original location as it is shown in this postcard. wh
1
 Sun Sep 20 06:43 PM  by state

This must be a very old house!!!!!
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