Talk:Pitts' Folly

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Did you know... that the people of Uniontown, Alabama were surprised that Phillip Henry Pitts built such a large house in 1853, so it is now known as "Pitts' Folly"?

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Not that anyone else is reading this, but should the porch be listed as self-supporting or cantilevered? Elfo222 (talk) 17:30, 30 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]