According to local memory the Gragg House was constructed some time in the mid-19th Century by Burton and Finley Gragg. The house is notable architecturally for its design, as evidenced in A Guide to the Historic Architecture of North Carolina:
"The carefully hewn timbers are of exceptional width and joined tightly with full-dovetailed corner notches so that daubing was unnecessary." (218)
Top image of Leonard Gragg in front of the home, second and third images unidentified. Photographs are within AC.115: Southern Appalachian Historical Association Records.
