Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Queen Anne Cottage, Eatonton
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Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Do you know if this house ever was a Methodist Parsonage ? My Grandfather was a Methodist minister & Eatonton was his first assignment. Used to spend many a summer there as a child. I believe it may have been in the 60’s. His name was William C Flury. Thanks for any info.
Sharon Miller
No problem. Thanks for the plug.. Good photos Brian.
Based on the Legal Statement, can you sell and publish photos of someone’s private residence house without their permission?
Would like to discuss this with the photographer.
John,
Anything shot from a street or right of way is considered legal (fair game) in Georgia; however, if this is your house and you would like it removed, I will gladly do so. My intent is to only share historic places.