As these two perspectives attest, the house has been modified over time to include the columns and extended roof on the front. It’s one of the most impressive plantation houses I’ve ever found. Thanks to John P. Rabun, Jr., for the identification.
As these two perspectives attest, the house has been modified over time to include the columns and extended roof on the front. It’s one of the most impressive plantation houses I’ve ever found. Thanks to John P. Rabun, Jr., for the identification.
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Hello this home belongs to my father, It was built by my great great grandfather William W. Daniel circa 1895, James U Daniel was his son and my great grandfather. If you would like any other information or other photographing opportunities, I would be glad to meet you up here. I love your site and follow your work, thanks for showing off what is in our family a tangible view into our history.
Absolutely beautiful… If I could have just one day to go back in that time….
Love the diversity in the homes, around Georgia, you must have a little blood hound in you boy, keep ‘em coming. I really enjoy…..
This is the J. U. Daniel house, built after the War Between the States.
I would love to see the inside!