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Built in 1927, by Joseph Huske, the Huske House was home to one of Fayetteville's most prominent early families. Huske Hardware House, is now a popular restaurant downtown.
Hours: Daily, before dusk. Exterior views only. This is a private residence.
Next Stop: Continue on Hale Street. Make a left onto Brandts Lane. Continue on Brandts Lane. Make a right onto Hillside Avenue. Continue on Hillside to reach the Rankin House and Gardens.
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