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The Penn House
"Charles Penn was an important figure in Reidsville's tobacco industry and was largely responsible for developing the popular Lucky Strikes brand of cigarettes for American Tobacco." He and his wife owned this home in Reidsville which is now open for tours.
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- Lesson plan: Learn about your county This activity will allow fourth grade students in North Carolina to learn more about the counties that surround their home county. Using online images, students will create a multimedia presentation to share with others.
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- Home of Governor David Settle Reid: This was the first frame house built in Reidsville and home to Governor David Settle Reid. It now houses the Reidsville Chamber of Commerce and is open for tours.
- The Wright Tavern: Built in 1816, the Wright Tavern was in operation for over a century. It is a "rare example of a frame construction dog-run building and the finest existing example of this plan in North Carolina." It is open for tours by appointment only.
- The McLendon Cabin and the James Bryant House Historic Site: Located at Harris Crossroads in upper Moore County, both of these restored structures are available for students to tour.
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- Learn more about North Carolina, Rockingham County, architecture, historic house museums, and history.
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This magnificent 12,500-square-foot home located on three beautifully landscaped acres was the home of Charles and Stella Penn. It was built in 1908 and burned in 1931 and was rebuilt in 1932 in the Colonial Revival Style. The home which is located at 324 Maple Avenue is now owned by the city of Reidsville and is open for tours. Call in advance to arrange a visit at (336) 349-1099. There is an admission fee.