This once-common form has become quite rare today. The house is divided into two residences by a wall through the middle.
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Tenant Farmhouse, Atkinson County
This tenant farmhouse features an added room. Though these additions are sometimes called “preacher’s rooms”, they were often simply made to accommodate growing families.
Filed under --ATKINSON COUNTY GA--
Folk Victorian Farmhouse, Dooly County
Filed under --DOOLY COUNTY GA--
Queen Anne Folk Victorian Farmhouse & Barn, Marion County
This historic farmhouse is a great example of Folk Victorian architecture.
As is somewhat common in this area, local stone was used in the construction of the chimney.
Filed under --MARION COUNTY GA--
Abandoned House, Rupert
I believe this was a house, but it’s possible it was a store. It’s located at the center of what was once Rupert. It’s difficult to distinguish the town site today.
Filed under --TAYLOR COUNTY GA--, Rupert GA
