Smith-McDowell House
Smith-McDowell House, Historic house in United States of America
The Smith-McDowell House, a beautiful example of brick antebellum architecture, stands as Asheville's oldest surviving dwelling.
Built around 1840, this mansion was once the home of one of North Carolina's earliest entrepreneurs, James McConnell Smith.
Now a museum, the house reflects the history and culture of the Appalachian region during the 19th century.
Visitors can explore the Smith-McDowell House Museum Wednesday through Saturday to discover its historical significance.
This historic residence is reputedly Asheville's first mansion and is noted for its pre-Civil War opulence and architecture.
Location: Asheville
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The Smith-McDowell House, a beautiful example of brick antebellum architecture, stands as Asheville's oldest surviving dwelling.
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