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Margaretas Palace and the Colonial Governor's Home
A child narrator tells of Margaret's Palace as the governor's home and meeting place in 1764 North Carolina. The palace, costing taxpayers much, is described as perhaps the finest house in the colonies with eighteen rooms, a kitchen wing, and a stable wing, while laws need royal approval.
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