Gatewood House, Historic house in Putnam County, United States
Gatewood House is a residential building in Putnam County that displays features of the regional architectural style from its period of construction. The structure reflects the craftsmanship and building techniques that were typical for homes of that era.
The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places, acknowledging its significance in local building traditions. This recognition shows that the structure played a role in the history of the community's development.
The Gatewood House represents traditional building practices and residential design patterns that shaped communities in Putnam County through different periods.
The building is visible from public roadways and can be viewed from the exterior, allowing an unobstructed look at its architectural details. Visitors should note that interior access may be limited or require special arrangements.
This residential property contributes to a national database of more than 95,000 historically significant locations documented by the National Park Service.
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