Flat Top Manor

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Named after nearby Flat Top Mountain, Flat Top Manor is a 22-room Colonial Revival mansion that was built by textile magnate Moses Herman Cone in 1901. Today, it is home to the Par kway Craft Center that showcases an assortment of contemporary and traditional crafts handmade by regional artists. This stately mansion is part of a 3,516-acre property whose 25 miles of trails Moses Cone and his wife Barbara traveled in their horse-drawn carriage more than a century ago enjoying the breathtaking views of their mountainous country estate. Learn more about Moses H Cone Memorial Park . Title on the back of the card: Cone Flat Top Manor, Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 294 Inside Message: No message. The inside is blank. QR-code: The QR-code provides the recipient of your card a link to our free, online Travel Book with information about Flat Top Manor featured on the front. Guide: Reading QR-codes with your smartphone. Size: Image: 4" x 6", hand-trimmed. Card: 5" x 6 ⅞" Envelope: 5 ¼" x 7 ¼" Each card is individually wrapped in a protective sleeve with its envelope. Material: Card: acid free paper, front side is embossed. Image: printed on archival grade Professional Endura Premier Color Paper from Kodak with a silk surface finish. Fingerprint and smudge resistant. Made in the U.S.A. Show more