Bonner House

The Bonner House exhibits architectural elements characteristic of early nineteenth-century residential construction in North Carolina's eastern region, with its sturdy frame structure and traditional layout.

Built in 1835, the Bonner House represents an important example of antebellum architecture that survived through significant periods of North Carolina's development and social changes.

The property demonstrates the living patterns and architectural preferences of rural North Carolina landowners during the pre-Civil War period through its design and spatial organization.

Located at coordinates 35.472222, -76.813611, the Bonner House maintains its status as a National Register of Historic Places property, requiring advance arrangements for visits.

The survival of this 1835 structure provides researchers and historians with physical evidence of construction techniques and materials used in North Carolina's antebellum residential architecture.

Location: North Carolina

Inception: 1835

GPS coordinates: 35.47222,-76.81361

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25