Buckingham House, Historic building in Sevier County, United States.
Buckingham House is a Federal-style residence in Sevier County, Tennessee, displaying architectural features typical of its period. The building shows the construction methods and design principles that were common in the region when it was built.
The house dates from the early period of American development and reflects the building traditions of that era in Tennessee. Its listing in the National Register of Historic Places acknowledges its value as a record of regional settlement history.
The structure represents architectural traditions and building practices of Sevier County, contributing to the regional historical documentation of Tennessee settlements.
The property is located in Sevier County and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, meaning information about it is publicly available. Visitors interested in learning more can consult online databases or contact local historical organizations for access details.
The building forms part of a select group of properties in Sevier County that maintain official federal protection status for historical preservation.
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