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    These Three Historic North Carolina Homes Are Architectural Masterpieces

    Historic homes in North Carolina draw visitors with their structural splendor.
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    Behind the Biltmore Estate: 7 Things You Didn’t Know About America’s Largest Home

    Discover seven fun facts you probably didn't know about Biltmore, Asheville's architectural masterpiece.

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