Built by Barney Averitt using lumber from his sawmill, this home features a variety of pine, oak, and maple floors. The brick was likely added in the early 20th century, when it was remodeled to its present Colonial Revival appearance. It’s now owned by Helen Cannon and home to Georgia’s Bed & Breakfast, a popular Statesboro inn.
Filed under --BULLOCH COUNTY GA--, Statesboro GA
Architecturally, this Spanish Colonial Revival is one of the most impressive houses in Statesboro. As is the case with several structures in the city’s historic districts, there is a bit of conflict regarding the date of construction; the National Register nomination dates it to 1915 while real estate archives put it at 1917. I generally defer to the National Register until I learn otherwise.
Savannah Avenue Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BULLOCH COUNTY GA--, Statesboro GA
Savannah Avenue Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BULLOCH COUNTY GA--, Statesboro GA
This is said to be the oldest house in the Savannah Avenue Historic District.
Savannah Avenue Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BULLOCH COUNTY GA--, Statesboro GA
