Check out some of the houses from past tours:
JOHN P. ROGERS HOUSE – 1901
106 Walnut Street The National Register describes the house as a three-bay I-house, with center hall plan, one-story ell, and...
SWANSBORO BAPTIST PASRONAGE – 1901
108 Walnut Street The house is a typically constructed wood frame, two story house, described as a triple-A, three-bay I-house...
HAWKINS HOUSE – 1840
208 Elm Street Basil Hawkins probably built the house, and his heir, Catherine Hawkins, owned it in 1850. Andrew Jackson...
LEON ANDREW SEWELL – 1904
200 Moore Street An example of a 3-bay “I” Plan, which was typical in this area around the beginning of...
AMELIA CANADAY – 1935
114 Water Street This was the last Swansboro house built by local carpenter Robert Lee Smith. His daughter Amelia and...
ROB L. WILLIAMS HOUSE – 1937
503 Sabiston Drive This cottage style home reflects the craftsmanship of John Rogers, a popular local carpenter who built a...
ROBERT LEE SMITH HOUSE – 1901
202 Walnut Street Robert Lee Smith (1871-1943) built this, his family home, with salvaged lumber (which he hand planed) from...
JOHN & BESSIE PARKIN LITTLETON HOUSE – 1920-30
503 Water Street While not listed as “Contributing” in the National Register due to numerous changes, this house’s contribution to...
