It’s my guess that this house is the work of Charles E. Choate; it has a very close relative in the nearby Brantley-Haygood House. It was initially identified as the Addams House, but Mary Murphy suggested the present name. After a brief review of tax records, I think she is correct.
North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
I believe the house shown above as the “Addams House” is actually the “Stacer-Hodges-Morris ” House , in Sandersville. A Victorian style with the traditional, Neoclassical details.
I pass this house frequently. It appears lived in and relatively well cared for. Not sure what’s going on with the lack of paint, but I can certainly feel the homeowners’ pain when I think of all that scraping and caulking! One of the most beautiful homes of the era. I love it.
I was just looking though my photos today trying to tag their locations and came across several pictures of this exact house that I fell in love with nine years ago when my family and I were passing through Sandersville. If money wasn’t an issue I’d have this reproduced on my property. It is my ALL time favorite! (Google image search matched up our photos…it’s how I found your site.)
Love this one.