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Colonel James Richardson built his residence before the Revolutionary War. Harmony Hall possessed several distinct features including four floors, which was not typical in colonial southern homes, and a Nantucket roof another striking detail. He built it in the White Oak section of Bladen County near the Cape Fear River.
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17195
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The Oakland mansion, located in Bladen County, was the home of General Thomas Brown--planter, shipmaster, and one of the outstanding patriots of the Revolutionary Period. Built of brick, Oakland one of the state's finest homes of that era.
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