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Listing No. 25592
1921 Greek Revival
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The Carolina InnThe Carolina Inn was born of a bad night’s sleep. In the fall of 1921, John Sprunt Hill, class of 1889, was on the University of North Carolina campus for a meeting of the board of trustees. Staying at an old ramshackle hotel on Franklin Street, he was unable to sleep because of the heat and the uninvited four-legged guests scurrying about the room. He got up and dressed, and decided to take a walk in the night air. Coming upon the west end of campus, he saw a beautiful piece of property in the moonlight that gave him a vision: a cheerful Inn for visitors, a town hall for the state, and a returning home for alumni. |
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Contact Information: Phone: 919-933-2001 or 800-962-8519 Website: www.carolinainn.com Tell 'em you saw it on OldHouses.com! |
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