The 1954 Eduardo Fernando Catalano House in Raleigh NC (sadly destroyed), North Carolina's second most famous house after Biltmore. From left to right, some of the many kids who loved it: Smitty, Ginny, Bev, Pam, and Marty in a photo by legendary architecture photographer Ezra Stoller.

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