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Pea Ridge Vernacular Houses, Rutledge

The gabled-ell cottage (above) and the saddlebag cottage (below) are two representative examples of vernacular architecture in the Pea Ridge community.

Rutledge Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

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This entry was posted in Rutledge GA and tagged © Brian Brown/Vanishing Media, Georgia Black History, Georgia Houses, Georgia Landmarks, Georgia Vernacular Architecture, National Register of Historic Places on May 24, 2021 by Brian Brown.

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