Tryon Palace, constructed between 1767 to 1770 and located in New Bern, North Carolina along the Neuse River, was the home of British Governor William Tryon. This home served as the capitol of colonial North Carolina.
Okay, so this is a reproduction but you gotta give them points. The followed the original blueprints and it took 7 years to build and has a garden...hmmm
Friday, March 11, 2011
Tryon Palace
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