I think this is a relatively early (1850s?) Georgian Cottage, but since I’m not an architectural historian and can’t locate any history at present, I’m not certain. Though hardly visible in the photograph, there are high piers supporting the house, a definite antebellum trait. The intricately cut porch supports are an interesting design element. Unfortunately, the house seems to be in a state of neglect and with the hole in the roof, in real danger.
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Geneva GA
I haven’t located any history of this beautiful church as yet, but I’ve learned that it may be in use by a Baptist congregation at the present time. It’s a real gem and in a wonderful state of preservation. It probably dates to the 1870s or 1880s.
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Geneva GA
This steeple, once part of the old Methodist Church in nearby Geneva, was relocated and restored by Mike Buckner; it can now be found at Patsiliga Plantation. The original bell is still intact, as well, and I had fun ringing it.
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Geneva GA, Junction City GA
