Theothilus J. Smith built this plantation house in in 1848 and named it Glen Mary for his wife, Mary Gonder Smith. Due to financial losses incurred during the Civil War, the plantation was sold to General Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Hitchcock was the Vermont-born grandson of Revolutionary War hero General Ethan Allen. Albany-born architect Edward Vason Jones was responsible for restorations done to the home in the 1960s. Today, this Georgia gem is owned by Preservation America Trust. Visit the Glen Mary Facebook page for updates and more information.
National Register of Historic Places
Vanishing North Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown 
BRIAN, THANKS FOR THESE WONDERFUL PICTURES OF GLEN MARY PLANTATION….DID NOT KNOW IT EXISTED! IRENE AND I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR SPECTACULAR PHOTOGRAPHY AND YOUR BRINGING PROPERTIES SUCH AS THIS TO YOUR SUBSCRIBERS…..WE’VE “MET” MANY, MANY PROPERTIES (AND VISITED THEM!) THROUGH YOUR EFFORTS. THANKS AGAIN, CHARLES STONE for FIELDSTONE ANTIQUES, HAWKINSVILLE (PULASKI CO) GA..
What a grand Greek Revival!! Glad it has survived!!!