This is located next door to the Plantation Plain farmhouse (visible at the extreme right of this photograph) seen in the post that follows this one.
For another image:
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2011/02/13/folk-victorian-farmhouse-hughland/
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Plantation Plain House, Hughland
This style of house was once among the most common designs in Georgia and quite a few survive in varying states of repair, especially in the eastern part of the state. Thanks to John Rabun and Ben Dooley for their information on the architectural style. I often confuse this style with the so-called Cracker I-House, which is essentially the same style but without the front and rear slant-roofed porches. And of course, Plantation Plain sounds better, I suppose.
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