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David Rogers

David Rogers

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Editor and Publisher, Blowing Rock News

Blowing Rock, North Carolina

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Entertainment, Food and Wine, Arts and Culture, Off-beat Lifestyle Topics, Medical Travel

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CBD, crypto, CPG

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Total articles 288

  • Across the Bridge: The Meyer-Peace House

    By David Rogers Verified| The Moultrie News Verified Meyer-Peace House96 Broad St. (8 Court House Square)1783-93Federal style / Stuccoed brick / Pantile hipped roof /Three storiesPhilip Meyer, a sugar merchant, purchased this lot from Henry Laurens before the American Revolution. Meyer was a patriot and was interned on a prison ship in the harbor during the British occupation of the city (1780-82). He died in 1785 and either he built the house on Court House Square before his death or his wife, Mary, constructed it afterward.

    By David Rogers Verified · The Moultrie News

    Sep. 13, 2022

  • Across the Bridge: The Isaac Jenkins Mikell House

    By David Rogers Verified| The Moultrie News Verified Isaac Jenkins Mikell House94 Rutledge Ave. c. 1853 Greek Revival and Italianate styles / Stuccoed brick / Two storiesIsaac Jenkins Mikell (1808-81), a wealthy Edisto Sea Island cotton planter, built this Italian villa as a townhouse for his third wife Mary Martha Pope. The design, which is in the Classical Revival style with Greek and Roman elements, has been attributed to Charleston architect Edward C. Jones.

    By David Rogers Verified · The Moultrie News

    Sep. 05, 2022

  • Across the Bridge: The Meyer-Peace House

    By David Rogers Verified| The Moultrie News Verified Meyer-Peace House96 Broad St. (8 Court House Square)1783-93Federal style / Stuccoed brick / Pantile hipped roof /Three storiesPhilip Meyer, a sugar merchant, purchased this lot from Henry Laurens before the American Revolution. Meyer was a patriot and was interned on a prison ship in the harbor during the British occupation of the city (1780-82). He died in 1785 and either he built the house on Court House Square before his death or his wife, Mary, constructed it afterward.

    By David Rogers Verified · The Moultrie News

    Sep. 13, 2022

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Blowing Rock News

Blowing Rock, North Carolina, United States

'+1 828-414-9750