Picot-Armistead House restoration effort gets $100,000 boost

Jul 29, 2026 at 07:30 am by Arthur-RB

Posing in front of the sign for the Picot-Armistead House are Brian Roth (left), Washington County Commissioner Ann Keyes, NC Representative Ed Good win (District 1), restoration council leader Phillip McNair and historian Willie Drye. (Staff photo by Arthur Howell)

Ongoing efforts to renovate and refurbish Plymouth’s Picot Armistead House received a significant leg up over the weekend thanks to collaboration between Commissioner Ann Keyes, restoration council leader Phillip McNair and North Carolina Representative Ed Goodwin (District 1).

For more information, check out the July 29, 2026, edition of the Roanoke Beacon.

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