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The Polly Scott Inn, or Tavern, also known as the Jarrett house. It was occupied for many years by the Jarrett family, John F. Jarrett and his wife Mary Mobley Jarrett, and their two children Willie and Annie Jarrett. In 1781, officers from General Cornwallis' army quartered here. Structure was demolished in 1975. Located SR 2406 Iron Works Rd., Simpsonville Township.

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Title Polly Scott Inn, Side
Creator Rothrock, Si.
Carter, Bob.
Geographic Coverage Rockingham County (N.C.)
Simpsonville (N.C.)
Subject (Topic) Architecture--North Carolina--Rockingham County.
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Subject (Name)
Type Image
Format Photographs
Color slides
Digital Exhibit Early Rockingham County Architecture Collection
Rockingham County Legacy: A Digital Heritage Project
North Carolina Community College Collections
Collection in Repository Early Rockingham County Architecture Collection
Local Item/Call Number 550
Standard Rights Statement http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/
Contributing Institution
Contact Information Rockingham Community College | Historical Collections | Gerald B. James Library | PO Box 38 |Wentworth, NC 27375 | http://www.rockinghamcc.edu/library
Digital Collection Images of North Carolina

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