This unusual house is a simple vernacular form with a Greek Revival entrance.
Greek Revival Cottage, Cuthbert
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Deed records show this cottage on South Lumpkin St. in Cuthbert GA was built before 1900. Reuben Henderson purchased it in 1946 and his family owned and occupied it until it was sold in 1979. Since then, it has been unoccupied, A unique feature is the sidelight windows on each side of the front windows, They match the entrance door which also has sidelight windows.
My grandmother house on Lumpkin street was a beautiful home back in 1974 until she sold it to William Burnett
My great aunt and uncle lived in it when I was little
Mr. William Burnett owns the house and property
I wonder if it’s as old as it looks, Andy. It’s quite unique. I’m just glad to know it’s still there.