1933 J. Frank McCrary House

The J. Frank McCrary House is a Tudor-Revival-style manor house designed by Greensboro architect W.C. Holleyman, Jr. for J. Frank McCrary, son of D.B. McCrary, textile industrialist and former Asheboro mayor. A large oak tree located in front of the house is said to have been planted by Governor Jonathan Worth.

Public accessibility: Exterior views; interior by appt only

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