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Nathaniel Macon's home and estate now belong to Warren County, and the Board of Commissioners has plans for its restoration. The complex, known as \"Buck Springs,\" is located eight miles from Littleton. Macon was one of North Carolina's premiere statesmen, having been speaker of the national House of Representatives, a leader in the Madison administration in 1810, a member of the United States Senate, and president of the North Carolina Constitutional Convention in 1835.
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18816
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In a new series of articles, NORTH CAROLINA PRESERVATION follows up on historic preservation projects that have received attention from the state. This seminal article discusses Mosby Hall, in Warren County, the home of General Thomas Person, a prominent Revolutionary War patriot.
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