Historical Homes of Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia

Woodville Plantation
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Historic Homes & Plantations
Of Milledgeville & Baldwin County, Georgia


c. 1800. Devereaux-Coleman-Hogan 167 Kenan Dr., off 441 N. moved from Hancock County. c.1800. Roe-Harper-Specht House. moved from ? Corral Rd., off 441 N. c. 1804. Gatewood. moved from Putnam County in 1977 226 Gordon Hwy, Scottsboro 1806 Gen. Scott-Carter-Furman-Smith-1941 was located on 441 S in Scottsboro c. 1806 The Oldest Home In Milledgeville Major Edward White -Conn-Moore-Campbell-Flanders (link) 247 S. Clark St. c. 1815. Compton-Fowler-McKnight Cottage N. Columbia St. before 1818. Beulah Plantation This 1200 acres plantation was located on the east bank of the Oconee River, opposite the city of Milledgeville, near an old settlement called Johnsville. James Barrow - Archibald McKinley lived here until Barrowville home was built in 1850's. Was located on McCombs Mt. Rd - now Lake Laurel Rd. 1818. "The Homestead" Peter Jones-Williams-Ferguson 1936 1940 1970's 240 West Washington St. c. 1819. Woodville Plantation Scott-Clark -Grantland-DuBignon-Richardson-Bentley 175 Gordon Hwy., Scottsboro Lochland McIntosh Clark St. across from Governor's Mansion
c.1820. Paine-Jones 201 S Liberty c.1820. Tomlinson Fort Orginal location corner Liberty & Greene Sts. Moved to S. Liberty St. c. 1825, rebuilt c. 1890. Sanford-Powell-Binion-Mara 330 W. Greene St. c.1825. Old Hotel, Stetson-Sanford 1936 1970's istorical Marker c.1820-1830. The Cedars Charles W. Howard 1936 1970's 131 N. Columbia St. c.1820. Torrance-Lamar-Hubbard-Cline was at 131 N. Jefferson St. c.1820. Gordon-Porter-Ward-Beall-Cline-O'Connor 1940 311 W. Greene St. c. 1822. Williams-Grantland Orme-Crawford-Sallee 1936 about 1940 251 South Liberty c. 1822. Colonel Lee Jordan's Westover Plantation 1934 Before 1942 Off Monticello Hwy on Meriwether Rd. c. 1823. Mt. Nebo aka McComb's Mount Photos - 1934 1940-1941 was located on Lake Laurel Rd., E Baldwin Co Old wall around front property still there. c. 1825. Newell - Watts 201 S Clark St. c. 1825. "Thirteen Columns" Stovall-O'Brien-Beecher-DeGraffenreid-Calloway-Conn corner of Wilkinson & Greene Sts. c. 1832. Harris-Hall-Vinson-Snead 421 West Montgomery c. 1828 - 1832. The Willis House Fort-Hammond-Hollingshead-Simpson-Lantham-Willis 1760 Irwinton Rd/441 South, Midway
c.1830. Boykin Hall Whitaker House, Hinton Hall 1936, 1937 Boykin-Whitaker-Walker-Shinholster-Giles 1940 Hwy 24 E c.1830. Marlow-Bethune-Cone-Humphrey Corner N. Wayne & McIntosh Sts. c. 1833 Howard-DeLauney-White-Gaas-Lamar- Winsor-McQueen-Bass-Dean 121 E. McIntosh St. orginally on corner of McIntosh & Jefferson 1834. "Beauvoir" "Rockwell" Rockwell-Prince-Gov. Johnson-Myrick-Morris-Bland-Ennis-Ogden 19 Allen Memorial Dr, Midway c. 1836. The Old Parsonage Thweatt-Trippe-Colonel Frank Bell 140 N. Columbia 1838 The Old Governor's Mansion (link) 120 S. Clark St . c 1838, remodeled 1867, 2005 Breedlove-McIntosh-Walker-Fraley-Scott-Tate 201 N Jefferson St. c. 1839. "Rose Hill" "Lockerly Hall" (link) Richard J. Nichols, Tucker-Sibley-Powell-Hollinshead-Hatcher-Grassman 1937 photo 1534 Irwinton Road/441 S, Midway.
c.1840. "Baugh Acres" Polhill- Stevens-Brewer-Barnes-Smith-Baugh 1981 Hwy. 243, Scottsboro
c 1850. Dubignon-Brown-Massee corner Columbia & W. Hancock St. c.1856-1858. Barrowville, The McKinley House Colonel William McKinley c. 1859. Magnolia Manor Kenan-Jarrett-Lawrence. 731 Habersham St.
shortly after Civil War Jones-Montgomery-Owens-Black Hwy 441 N, 6 miles from Milledgeville c. 1875. Westbrook-Hubert Farm Surrey Lane. 143 Little Rd., Meriwether
January 13, 1889 Atlanta Constitution Milledgeville's New Start Milledgeville, Ga., January 12 (Special) Considerable improvement is going on in this city at present. Among the buildings under course of construction is a handsome residence on Wayne street by Mr. W. D. Caraker; in the same locality Mr. Henry Wooten is erecting a beautiful home; Mr. G. T. Whilden is investing $6,000 in three handsome cottages to rent on Jefferson street and is looking for good sites to erect other houses for the same purpose. He said today that it was very difficult to get building lots and that they were held for high prices. W. H. Broughton is building a handsome cottage on Clark street. Mr. W. B. Brooks has purchased a beautiful lot on Wayne street and will erect an elegant home as early as possible. Messrs. F. M. Gobert and C. T. Caraker are putting the finishing touches on their homes, which have just been completed. c. 1880-1890 Furman - Bell - Humber 1880 - 1890 Lamar Home photo about 1890 was at corner of Jefferson and Hancock c. 1879. McComb-Hines-Holloman -Waddell Built about 1879 for Thomas Lawson McComb. 130 South Wilkinson Fraly Home 1880's corner of Montgomery & Columbia Sts Jere Neuville Moore 1887-1893 Horne family 1890 - 1900 corner of Jefferson and Hancock c.1890. Sallie Ellis Davis 301 S. Clark St. c. 1890. Beeson - Andrews 210 N. Columbia St. c.1890. Myrick-Jenkins-Suitch 220 S. Liberty St. 1895. Alling-Bethune-Combs 231 S. Liberty St. c. 1898. Bearden-Montgomery 241 S. Liberty St. c. 1898, remodeled 1910. Bell-Martin 200 S. Liberty St.
c. 1900, remodeled 1976. Museum & Archives of Georgia Education 131 S. Clark St. c. 1900. Roberts - Myrick 200 N. Columbia c 1900. Dr. Robinson's Conn 321 West Montgomery c 1900. Stevens-Stapler-Edwards-Daniel-Presswood-Smith Stevens Pottery
Houses in Coopers
Andalusia Farm (link) Country home of Flannery O'Connor 1921. Frank Bone House - Cathy Alumni Center 517 W. Hancock St. Hines-Bones 529 W. Hancock St.
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