John Blue House, Historical residence in Laurinburg, North Carolina, United States.
The John Blue House is a residence near Laurinburg featuring Steamboat Gothic architectural style with distinctive design elements. The main structure displays twelve exterior doors with stained glass lights and contains nine fireplaces inside, while the three-acre property also includes three historic log cabins.
The residence was constructed in 1895 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. This designation recognized its importance as a late Victorian structure with significant architectural value.
The property hosts the Scotland County Highland Games and the John Blue Cotton Festival, drawing thousands of visitors to experience regional traditions.
The house is located west of Laurinburg along SR 1108 and offers guided tours through the main building. Visitors can also explore the three preserved log cabins situated on the grounds.
The building stands within a grove of mature pecan trees and features double circular porches as distinctive design elements. These features reflect late 19th century construction techniques and design preferences.
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