Person Place

Person Place is a residential house in North Carolina dating to the 1800s that shows typical features of how homes were built in the region. The structure and details reflect the building practices that were common in that area at the time.

The house was built in the 1800s using construction methods that were standard in the region at that time. It was later added to the National Register of Historic Places because it represents how people built homes during that period.

The house shows how families lived in North Carolina during the 1800s and what mattered in their daily home life. The way rooms were arranged and built tells us about the habits and needs of the people who lived there.

The house is located in Person County and can be viewed from outside, though it is privately owned. It is helpful to check ahead about access, as not all areas may be open to visitors.

The house was added to the National Register because it helps us understand the building methods and social patterns of the region. This registration makes it a valuable reference point for understanding how homes were built and lived in during that era.