Scotland Neck Historic Walking Tour
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Properties
Noah Biggs House
814 Church Street
1860-1888
Two-and-one-half story frame Queen Anne-style house ; high-hipped roof with pedimented two-story large gable dormer with Palladian-influenced windows and dentil cornice;, bracketed by smaller hipped-roof dormers; decorative windows with large diamond panes surrounded by colored glass panes; elaborately ornamented porch.. Built for James O. Camp, a local farmer and acquired by Noah Biggs in 1872. Biggs, a Civil War veteran was one of the founders of the Scotland Neck Cotton Mill in 1889.
Biggs Building Annex
1002 Main Street
1909-1930
From 1903 until early 1920s, this building served as the clothing and grocery departments for Burroughs-Pittman-Wheeler, a general mercantile firm located in adjacent Biggs Building; the second floor was added after 1930.