Williamson Page House, historic home located at Morrisville, Wake County, North Carolina
The Williamson Page House is a residential building in the I-house style built around 1838 in Morrisville, North Carolina. It features a simple rectangular form with two stories and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its historical importance.
The house was built around 1838 during Morrisville's early development period in North Carolina. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2012, recognizing its role as a witness to the town's 19th-century past.
The house is named after Williamson Page, a family whose presence shaped this part of Morrisville. Visitors can observe how plainly and pragmatically people designed their homes and what role such dwellings played in local community life.
The house is located on South Page Street in Morrisville and is accessible during town visiting hours. Information panels on site provide orientation and explain the building's architecture and historical significance.
The building was constructed with sturdy craftsmanship and retains its original appearance from the 1800s. This durable construction allows visitors today to gain an authentic sense of how families lived and shaped daily life during that period.
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