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Roanoke College plan to tear down historic home remains as months have gone by without an agreement to save it

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The 19th-century home is tied to J.C. Deyerle, a prominent brickyard owner in Salem at that time.
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Roanoke College plan to tear down historic home remains as months have gone by without an agreement to save it

The 19th-century home is tied to J.C. Deyerle, a prominent brickyard owner in Salem at that time.

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Cardinal News broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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