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The Whalehead Club at Currituck Heritage Park
1100 Club Road 
Corolla, NC 27927 (Map)
252-453-9040
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Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Knight built their private residence, now known as the Whalehead Club, along the Atlantic flyway to enjoy their passion for waterfowl hunting. The restored museum is the finest representation of art nouveau architecture in the state. An exhibit in the downstairs gallery features the house's original furnishings.
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| Value: |  | Service: |  | | | By Visitor from NC on 9/26/2007 | | This house reminded me alot of the Biltmore House in Asheville. Not in size but in the grandeur of the house itself, how modern it was for it's time. It had an elevator, a refrigerator in the kitchen and central heat throughout most of the house. During the audio tour, you get to see many rooms in the house including the bedrooms of Mr and Mrs Knight. The bathrooms were plumbed for fresh and saltwater and Mrs Knight's bathroom had a bidet. This is one of the few homes on the Outer Banks that has a basement. The furnishings were very luxurious and there were displays of photographs taken in the time the Knights lived there. Of course there is a gift shop-it's in the basement-and you can buy actual tiles from the original roof. Next time we will do the behind the scenes tour. | |

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 Terms: The Whalehead Club at Currituck Heritage Park
The Whalehead Club at Currituck Heritage Park, located in Corolla -- part of the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
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