Tag Archives: North Georgia Victorian Architecture
Talmadge Cooper House, 1866, Morgan County
Filed under --MORGAN COUNTY GA--
Queen Anne House, 1910, Taylorsville
This massive house commands a prominent position in downtown Taylorsville and looks like it’s awaiting a new life.
Filed under --BARTOW COUNTY GA--, Taylorsville GA
Eclectic Victorian House, 1905, Villa Rica
This house is a good example of the transition from Victorian to more eclectic styles in the early 20th century
Filed under --CARROLL COUNTY GA--, Villa Rica GA
Eclectic Victorian Cottage, Villa Rica
Though the front of this cottage has a Neoclassical/Greek Revival appearance, the overall design is Victorian. I was unable to get perspective views due to vegetation.
Filed under --CARROLL COUNTY GA--, Villa Rica GA
Prospect Church, Circa 1902, Texas
I believe this was originally a Methodist Church. It’s the only public building I was able to find in the crossroads community of Texas.
Filed under --HEARD COUNTY GA--, Texas GA
Eclectic Victorian House, West Point
This house, though decidedly Victorian in appearance, appears to be of earlier [probably antebellum] construction; hence my identification as an Eclectic Victorian. It’s possible that it was a Plantation Plain that was expanded later; it features nine-over-nine windows and the entryway has a transom and sidelights. I hope to learn more about it and will update it when I do. It’s an impressive house.
Filed under --TROUP COUNTY GA--, West Point GA
Miller-Price House, Circa 1875, West Point
This transitional Greek Revival-Victorian cottage was built for Alva C. Miller. It was purchased and restored by Miss Gladys Ozley in 1935.
Filed under --TROUP COUNTY GA--, West Point GA
