Waddell Family House | Alleghany County, N.C. | c. 1889 This land at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains was settled by the Waddell Family in the late 1700s from Virginia. Just after the American Revolution at a time when a young nation was struggling to find itself, this area had been largely isolated …
A modest two-room log cabin was built here in the 1820s and expanded over time.
Built in the 1870s by the Tippins Family, this home has never been painted and remains in nearly original condition.
Built for a judge in a small Georgia town, this home has since been relocated by a relative to be restored.
This abandoned Alabama dogtrot home sits at a quiet rural crossroads that used to be busy with activity.
This home was built by an early Florida railroad master who raised his family here.
[Alachua County, FL]
Although it crumbles more each day, this farmhouse from the 1800s still holds fond memories for family descendants.
This home in Eastern North Carolina dates to the 1850s. Now empty, its owners have agreed to let the local fire department burn it for practice.
Built in 1876, this chapel in Western North Carolina was the first church made of handmade bricks in this region.
[Buncombe County]
This church was built in 1853 and is all that is left of a once-expansive plantation.
[Halifax County, NC]