This nicely maintained home is typical of Queen Anne forms found in rural communities all over Georgia, which are characterized by less ornamentation than their slightly more decorative contemporaries.
Queen Anne Cottage, Arabi
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I love all of the comments. History makes the photo “come alive”. It is a wonderfully spooky architectural style. It could be a community restoration project. Too historical to allow to deteriorate.
That long wraparound porch is classic. Great capture of this elegant and simply beauty!
Thanks. I love this style because it isn’t as “frilly” as the more famous Queen Annes. I love those, too, but this would be much easier to paint.