The office of Speights & Runyan occupies a two-story frame house built by Major William Harrison Mauldin, a South Carolina native.  Major Mauldin served in the Civil War in South Carolina’s Seventh Cavalry, Company G.  As a private, Major Mauldin was present at Lee’s surrender at Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865.

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Major Mauldin built this imposing two-story frame residence in Italianate Victorian style ca. 1875.  Double piazzas feature square columns, turned balusters and segmental arches between the columns.  The entablature is elegantly bracketed.  An octagonal belvedere atop the hip roof has paneled shutters; the widows walk surrounding the belvedere has been removed.  The Mauldin House has four chimneys with corbel caps.  Windows are two over two (2/2) lights with elaborately pedimented and scrolled frames.  Venetian glass window panes in cobalt blue and cranberry red were brought to Hampton for the house from Seattle, Washington.  The five-bay facade is in the "ABCBA" configuration.
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