John A. Mason House

The John A. Mason House, built around 1850, is a notable example of Greek Revival architecture located near Farrington, North Carolina. This historic two-story frame dwelling features a distinctive wave-patterned staircase and detailed woodwork, reflecting the craftsmanship of its era. Originally part of a 600-acre plantation established by John Acree Mason, the estate played a vital role in the region's agricultural economy. The property also includes the Jesse Mason Cemetery, highlighting the complex history of the site, including the interment of both family members and formerly enslaved individuals. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, the house has undergone restoration efforts to preserve its historical significance.