Museum
Children's Museum of Alamance County
Graham
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About Captain White House
The Captain White House in Graham is a Queen Anne Revival mansion built in 1873 that now houses the Alamance Arts Council, serving as both a historic site and cultural venue. Visitors tour the meticulously restored ten-room home while viewing rotating visual art exhibits displayed throughout the house. The property showcases original architectural details including wooden frame and clapboard siding, a brick foundation, and a slate roof. The interior features historical lighting systems, from the original candles and lamps to gas fixtures added in the 1890s and the open ceramic-insulator electrical wiring installed after electricity arrived in Graham in 1905. The house includes large front and back halls and porches, along with period features like rotary switches and pull-cord controls. A 1998 renovation preserved the home's historical integrity while updating mechanical systems. The site suits visitors interested in late-nineteenth-century architecture, local history, and regional art, offering a glimpse into both domestic life and artistic programming.
Deals at Captain White House
No live deal currently
Captain White House publishes its own offers, and when alamancearts.org was last read, on , there was none.
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