Boggan-Hammond House
Inscription
Eighteenth-century house
built by Patrick Boggan,
Revolutionary soldier & a
founder of Wadesboro. Now
historical museum. Located 2
blocks south.
Location
AddressUS 52/74 (Salisbury Street) at Washington Street in Wadesboro
CityWadesboro
CountyAnson
StateNorth Carolina
Coordinates34.968000, -80.074620
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