Peers House, Historic building in Appomattox Court House, United States
Peers House is a two-story building with a brick basement located in Appomattox County. The structure features external chimneys at each end and was completely renovated in the 1950s.
The house stood near where Confederate soldiers gathered during the Civil War surrender. An important military engagement took place close to the property during the final days of fighting.
The house shows the building style of rural Virginia from the mid-1800s, with chimneys on the outer ends and narrow wooden siding. These features give it the look of homes from that period.
The building is located within a national park and can be viewed by visitors during park hours. The grounds are easily accessible for walking, and you can see the structure from nearby paths.
Near the house, one of the final artillery encounters of the war took place. An artillery officer was killed in this engagement, marking a turning point in the conflict.
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