Rowan Oak

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Rowan Oak is the historic Greek Revival home and former residence of Nobel Prize–winning author William Faulkner in Oxford, Mississippi.

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Rowan Oak canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek Revival house
historic house
museum
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
associatedWith American literature
Southern Gothic literature
linked to: Southern Gothic
city Oxford
country United States
eraOfSignificance 20th century American literature
formerResidenceOf William Faulkner
hasCategory Historic house museums in Mississippi
Houses in Lafayette County, Mississippi
Literary museums in the United States
National Historic Landmarks in Mississippi
Tourist attractions in Lafayette County, Mississippi
hasFunction house museum
literary landmark
hasGarden true
hasGrounds wooded property
hasNotableFeature Faulkner’s study
manuscript notes on the walls of Faulkner’s study
surrounding woods and trails
hasVisitorCenter true
heritageDesignation Mississippi Landmark
National Historic Landmark
locatedIn Lafayette County, Mississippi
Mississippi
Oxford, Mississippi
United States
namedAfter rowan tree
NRHPStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
openToPublic true
operator University of Mississippi
ownedBy University of Mississippi
primaryLanguageOfInterpretation English
significantEvent William Faulkner wrote many of his major works there
linked to: William Faulkner
significantPerson William Faulkner
state Mississippi
touristAttractionIn Oxford, Mississippi

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Oxford, Mississippi hasLandmark Rowan Oak
Oxford, Mississippi hasHistoricSite Rowan Oak
subject linked to: Oxford
Estelle Oldham associatedWith Rowan Oak