Built for John Haywood, State Treasurer for forty years, Haywood Hall remained home to Haywood descendants until 1977. The late Georgian/early Federal style house was then bequeathed to the state Society of Colonial Dames, which maintain it and its four dependencies as a house museum.
Location |
211 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC |
Website |
http://haywoodhall.org/ |
Local/National Designations |
Raleigh Historic Landmark |
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