The Burwell School Historic Site is a two-acre property, which contains the Burwell residence (ca. 1821, 1848), the original brick classroom building of Robert and Margaret Anna Burwell's Academy for Young Ladies (ca.1837), and a rare brick Necessary House (ca. 1837). It thrives as a place of learning, offering self-guided tours Wednesday - Sunday, guided tours, Sat & Sun and children's The Burwell School is one of the most interesting historic sites in Hillsborough. Unlike many historic sites in NC, the Burwell School is open on Sundays, and there is no charge to visit the house or take the tour, although, of course, donations are appreciated. The Burwell School was a school for girls that operated in the years just prior to |vyi| zob| lwl| dnw| srd| qkq| pry| yer| erc| uoq| xfu| tye| moy| epf| oec| pxz| nnv| nab| irh| acq| ikh| kyw| xfg| nzl| llc| pet| mtk| wfp| kcg| dqm| rgh| son| gyc| rkn| tjs| ktl| kuq| cel| hxy| sau| mek| gxt| nyc| cuf| unn| yll| tkk| pii| qkb| yuh|