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Hayvroocl oXc.unple of a two-story F8deral house a pdSGaGe The south front is five b2,YS wide and features a two-

Tho porch has attenuated D01"ic colulTms of the of the Fedoral period and clistin.s'Uishable irora

onos more cOllO'nonly fOwLd North Tho vi.:1118 weatherboards) except under the portico ",nere the

'with flush beaded boards 'which a:t'e r.lot as vride .colJJ)cl in such a space There a fi:no lilodillion cornice arc GomOl'lhat elongated and flattened Hhich reflects the forrll of claGcd.co,l clements typical of tho Federal period

tho Gout,hec)'Gt corner' of the house tho pr'esent finj.i:,hod \'f.i.th a flat paneled dado) plaGter' \l!LtllG and 'l'lte c t'u.il :lei enriched by o,n incised bC:Wld of decoration in :U,cLtaJ('ioll of the of Troy l'llotif There is a del1'cil cornice above the plastered 1'/nJJrJ '1'110 In.'..1n-Gcl and ovormantcl are quito elaborat 0 The firoplace i;:; frctmcd uy .fluted pila~)ters These support. a diminuti vo arctitrtlvc decol~a:Gcd.

'I'Tith tfigIyphs WAder a cushion fri6ze Above tho f:C'·ieze :;_s a co,rnico shelf er.richeQ \·r.i:th dentils The ove:crrl<:lXltel consi~)ts of a

p.::tnol frDJi1cd by fluted pilastc:cc \'f~L th cornice c(]'ps vrhicb a1'o formed by a brcCt1\: in the main cornice l3(;'~~/lOcn the base of tho pilaGteY's runs <'-L :xmd of al)plied fretwork Dellind ';:'1'11] parlor is a small which may [Kt¥C boen a butler I G pantry.. Behind t~1is is the stair hall Tho

very "UYluGual being partially enclosed \·,ith sheathed walls. The ceiling of the is t:cianbrular with arcni volts forming pointed arches decorated \'rlth curiously assembled classic~ elements and featUring a :]tono

On tho \Vt1S one room Thir.:; \'Jan into two rooms '\'r1t11 COrnor fireplacoG havo (\;j D.bove tho dado simple l'llOldod cornices h:.tvc bc)cl1 L:;cvero.l lator adeli tion3 to the vTC:::>"l:.cx'n end th 0 house and to the I.'CD.l.'--O:LI.O 0,[' v/hich is an building which :is ontered from tho back porch

tho bohind the houso arc three dependencies. The ODo closost to the hou::.:e '\'10,0 formel"ly tho kitchen It is a. Gquaro one-story structure I'lith n pyrciJilid roof retains vrooden The other two t-Wl'O sto,blo.s

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rATLMI:NT OF SIGNiFiCANCE

John I I aylvoocl , Son of £,ather's plantation County) Carolina

H8Yllfood, Vlas that part of Edr;8combe County

adcLition to Gel'vine; in the f'1ilitia) durinG tho Hcvolut.ion) ~c-Lcd <l:J clerk for Gover;)]. of tho No:cth Carolina provincial c0l1GrCG38S and general aG8ernblies l"hich met LL0 thcd::. tinw.. In 1787 lIaywood \'ras aPl)ointed Treasuro:r of the State of North Ca:r'olina, Q, position he held :('or

ye;:n's. 1792 the leLislu:tm"'e passed a reqtLi.ring the of the [3ta'Go to l"oside Raleigh durillg their term of office Unde:.:' tb~_s TC~:ld,:C"CL\ent John Haywood moved to Raleigh a..'1d purchased a 3quare of boundod by tho present Nevr Bern Avenno) Dlount Street:> Edonton Stl~OG t -' L~::ld Pc,rcion Streot. In 1792 he stal"teci ~)uilding Haywood Hall on this site

I-byvlOod waG a member of the cOlnr,uttee which founded the University 01' North Carolina and selected its site at Chapel Ee \'las a rllembe~" of itrJ bOLJ,.:cd of t:,~us tees for the remainder of his }iayvrood holpod to

John Academy and served as a trustee of that ins"titution

VTas nnd

1'1<)0 ~'lO j(lo,rr::'Gd his second wife, Eagles cllilclrcn, tho oldest) Betsy J ohn, aC"l~oci as he:c father I s hostess on the

of JM.l.\'-l.YCtto I s visit to I-faywood \'ras choson to l~Gcor'L Lo.fJ.ye'Lto durin£; his stay 'tbo death of John. I-bY'llooci

honee was purchdsed by his yotU1ccs-i.:, son, Dr Edmund Burke Ho.yvrood. .l1~\'{\'J<c)od Vf0'3 an eminent phYGician Haleigh who studied at the

ver'8:i.ties of Carolina and PelL.~syl vania tho he:;; as surgeon for the Raleigh

appointed "')y Governor to orCCl.nizG and Car-olin;),. 1890 Haywood was appointed by Gover'nor

FO\'/le D.G chn,irltlr.1n of the of Public Cho,r:i,tics" Follo\'l:i.n,~ l8()h LLnd tLe GubuoquonL de 0:0 i"l of his \vifo, IJucy Williams::o the ",au eli vided a:mong their HaY1'JOod then beca:.i18, of til son, Ernest Haywood,' ,·rho became one of the most

in the st.a:t'1o When he died E:Cl'LCSt Haywood 10ft Ha;yvrood Dutko BridGers of Willnincton was from the Bridc;ers

the present ovrr1er" Nrs JYlary Haywood Stearns) purchased tho property StJoarrls is the granddaughter of "Fabius HayvlOod, tho b:rot~1or of

l~dmund Haywood) tho

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Ht\TIOIML PA!~K SERVICE

FOR NPS USE ONLY

(Continuation Sheet)

l~ :LO []aicl th<J:t durinG tho of IlaJ'l.vood Hall two-room cottagG located on the near

the house 1'laS completed) t~le cottage vras used as an Ernest I-raywood had moved to a position the rear

the house to I'lhich it was joined the back porch The house V,-C;,S

surrounded by a number of dependencies which included stables) hOlloo) and servant quarters Of the outbuildi:ogs)

and bvo others the house are The present 01l[.Ller of Haywood

property to the County Comluttee of

one of the best CLJ:ld J10st interestiDG belongs to a group of houses

interior ld'mod Nearby is the is another member of thib Ll"OUp It seems certain

thoso no-Ilses had a. cormnon builder identity is yet to be neG_ a :r(~_';'li'oer of this group J Haywood is essential to the

'~-:,h(;) architecture of the state ..

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CENTER POI!'-IT OF A PROPERl'Y OF' LCSS THA,N Tr-:N ACRes

LATI,UOC

Minuto$ Seconds

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STA,e Ol'l cOUNTY BOUNOAHIES

COOC COUN COI)I,

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J. G. Oil At'll

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lionll\ IIle.lnric

gq-('(l:;), ( hcrr'h~' lIominntc this property for inclusion

il\ th.: (\nllonlll l,,~t~islcr ond certify lhnl il hOB been

cVl\lllll\l'd IIccordi"t; 10 the crileriu und proccdure8 ocl

forlh by the Nnlionul Pork Service. 1'he recommended

level o( sil';nificlll1ce of t1lil'l nomination i5:

Niltional (1 Stlllo Loctll ·0

'rille of'

, 1970

I hereby certify that this properly is included in Lbo

Nntionu 1 I~cgislcl'. '

Cllicf, OfficD of Archo%ay and Hhlioric Prosorvation

D"lo

Haywood Hall (Treasurer John~Haywood House)

2ll Ne\'l Bern Avenue of Raleigh

Property Hap of Raleigh City of Raleigh Scale: 1"/400 feet June, 1967

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