Related Records

1. Abraham Phillips Country Store - Abraham Phillips Country Store, NC 268, Little Richmond vicinity, Marsh Township, abandoned and badly deteriorated. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 118 and State Record 244.

   Abandoned buildings Stores & shops

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2. Abraham Phillips House - Abraham Phillips House, NC 268, Little Richmond vicinity, Marsh Township, late Victorian farmhouse. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 118 and State Record 244.

   Houses Farmhouses

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3. Carl Wallace House - Carl Wallace House. Little Richmond Vicinity. Marsh Township. See also SIMPLE TRESASURES page 119 and State Record 552

   Houses

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4. Charlie Dobbins House - Charlie Dobbins House, SR 1122, Marsh Township, probably built late nineteenth century. Located on Snow Creek across the road from Dobbins Mill. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 123 and State Record 543.

   Houses

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5. Cleveland Dobbins House - Cleveland Dobbins House, SR 1122, Marsh Township, late Victorian cottage. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 122 and State Record 544.

   Houses Porches

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6. Crutchfield Depot - Crutchfield Depot, US 601, Crutchfield, characteristic of small depots built during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 120 and State Record 232.

   Railroad facilities

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7. Dobbins Mill - Dobbins Mill, a grist and roller mill built in the early 20th century. According to information in SIMPLE TREASURES, it is now called the Snow Creek Milling Company. It is located in the Marsh Township. State Record 542.

   Buildings Mills

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8. Dobbins Mill - Machinery inside Dobbins Mill, SR 1122, Marsh Township. This grist and roller mill is believed to have been built in the early 20th century, replacing an earlier mill which washed away during a flood. For more information, see SIMPLE TREASURES page 122 and State Record 542.

   Agricultural machinery & implements Mills

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9. Greenwood House - Joe Greenwood House, Marsh Township, Burch Vicinity, Surry County, North Carolina

   Historic Sites Houses

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10. James May House - James May House, US 601, Fairview Crossroads, Marsh Township, built prior to 1912. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 120 and State Record 248.

    Houses Farmhouses Porches

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11. Joe Greenwood House - Chimney on Joe Greenwood house, Marsh Township, Burch Vicinity, Surry County, North Carolina., a one-and-half story traditional nineteenth-century farmhouse composed of three sections. See SIMPLE TREASURES, page 121.

    Historic Sites Houses Chimneys

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12. Log House - Two story log house located in Marsh Township of Surry County, North Carolina., on State Road 2238. House is abandoned and badly deteriorated

    Houses Log buildings Abandoned houses

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13. Sam Garner House - Sam Garner House, US 601, Crutchfield, which burned in 1983. It was built in early 20th century by Sam Garner and later operated by the Moseley family as a hotel. Local tradition claims the house was a prefabricated Sears and Roebuck dwelling, with parts shipped by rail to Crutchfield. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 120 and State Record 233.

    Houses Hotels Porches

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