Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House

This Greek Revival antebellum house with its soaring columns has long been a city landmark. Built in 1855 by the Holliday family, the house gets its name from the three main owners that lived there: John Stiles Holliday, a doctor and uncle of the infamous "Doc" Holliday; Solomon Dawson Dorsey, a Confederate colonel; and Robert E. Lee Fife, a member to the last family to occupy the house as a residence. Step back in time and enjoy one of Fayetteville's finest historical attractions. Four museum rooms: Gone With The Wind, War Between the States, Fayette County History and Genealogy (of the three former owners). Seasonal special events and programs.