This crown jewel of Sandersville’s residential historic district was designed by architect Norman Askins for H. E. Cohen, founder and first president of the Sandersville Railroad. Judge Charles Thigpen and Governor Thomas Hardwick also lived here before it was purchased by Benjamin James Tarbutton in 1924.
North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Not being from Georgia, I had no idea what a beautiful town Sandersville is! No shortage of grand homes either.
You are awesome!
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