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1. Bunker Tombstone - Tombstone of Eng and Chang Bunker in front yard of Chang's house. Note on back of picture reads: "1874 - to around 1924 moved to White Plains."

   Tombs & sepulchral monuments Graves Siamese twins

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2. Chang Bunker Home - Home of Chang and Adelaide Bunker in White Plains, where their daughter, Lizzie, and Caleb Haynes were married on January 10, 1889. This picture was taken before the house was remodeled by future owners. Note on back of picture says, "Credit Caleb Hill."

   Houses Weddings Siamese twins

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3. Chang Bunker House - Chang Bunker house in White Plains built in the mid-nineteenth century. This was the home of one of the famous Siamese twins who settled in Surry County following world-wide tours in traveling shows. Chang and his wife, Adelaide Yates, reared a family of ten. Chang's twin, Eng, and his family had a house nearby on the other side of Stewart's Creek and the men alternated their time between the two houses. The house, now owned by Chester Sink, has been remodeled. See SIMPLE TREASURES, pages 15, 20. 72, 133, 141, 169, 182.

   Historic houses Houses Farms

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4. Charles Robertson House - Charles Robertson House, White Plains, SR 468, SEE also Simple Treasures page 134 Built prior to 1910

   Houses

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5. Christina Marshall House - Christina Marshall House, SR 2258, White Plains, Mount Airy Township, built ca. 1904. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 141 and State Record 474.

   Houses

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6. Corn Crib - Corn crib, Eng Bunker homeplace, SR 1360, White Plains vicinity. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 135.

   Agricultural facilities Log buildings Corn cribs

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7. Creed-Marshall House - Creed-Marshall House, SR 2258, White Plains, probably built during the third quarter of the 19th century.. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 141 and State Record 466.

   Houses

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8. Doss-McKinney House - Doss-McKinney house, located in the White Plains vicinity. It is a traditional two-story farmhouse, probably building during the 2nd quarter of the 19th century. According to SIMPLE TREASURES, it is one of the oldest houses in this section of the county and is associated with the interrelated Doss and McKinney families, whose cemetery is located nearby. (SR 45)

   Buildings Farmhouses Historic buildings

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9. George Yancey Nichols House - George Yancey Nichols House, SR 2258, White Plains, Mount Airy Township, built prior to 1910. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 142 and State Record 473.

   Houses Porches

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10. Hickman House - Hardin Hickman house in the White Plains community. According to information in SIMPLE TREASURES, it was probably built in the mid-nineteenth century. State Record 480.

    Historic buildings Houses Log buildings

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11. Hickman House - Hardin Hickman house, on the outskirts of White Plains, probably built during the 3rd quarter of the 19th century. It is a log structure in deteriorating condition.

    Abandoned buildings Buildings Historic buildings Log buildings Log cabins Houses

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12. Hutchens House - C. C. Hutchens home, White Plains, North Carolina in Mount Airy Township. See SIMPLE TREASURES Page 143.

    Historic houses Houses Porches

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13. Jackson Home Place - Jackson Home Place- Fireside Ln. White Plains, NC about 1900

    Jackson Home Place

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14. Mantels - Chang Bunker house interior, scenes of two mantles. House located in White Plains vicinity. Chang was one of the famous Siamese twins. See SIMPLE TREASURES, page 133.

    Historic houses Houses Mantels

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15. Marshall-Taylor House - Marshall-Taylor House, SR 2258, White Plains, Mount Airy Township, built early 20th century by Samuel Edward Marshall, purchased by Vestal Taylor around 1910. For more information, see SIMPLE TREASURES page 142 and State Record 475.

    Houses Porches

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16. Mrs. Chang (Adelaide) Bunker - Mrs. Chang (Adelaide) Bunker, standing in the doorway of her home in White Plains.

    Women Houses Porches

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17. Skidmore Marshall House - Skidmore Marshall House, White Plains Community, SR476, SEE Also Simple Treasures page 134.

    Houses Porches

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18. White Plains Baptist - White Plains Baptist Church. White Plains Vicinity. See also SIMPLE TREASURES page 141 and State Record 465.

    Churches Baptist churches

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19. White Plains School - White Plains School, SR 478, Erected in 1927, SEE also Simple Treasures page 142

    Schools Education

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20. White Plains School Students - White Plains School students. Oliver Hauser, teacher and principal is at far right, and an unidentified lady, probably a teacher, is on the left. The children are young, are seated on stands on what may be a stage. No children are identified. A faint inscription in left-hand corner may be a date, "1930"

    Students Teachers Children

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