There are houses that look nearly identical to this one in almost every town in Georgia. I identify it as Eclectic, because it is a marriage of two styles. At its core, it’s a Queen Anne cottage, but at some time the owners created a more Neoclassical look. In the early 1900s, the Victorian aesthetic was becoming passé and the cleaner lines of Revivalist architecture were being embraced. Tax records date this house to 1910, but my guess is that it was built at least 10-20 years earlier, and 1910 reflects the date it took on its present appearance. Whatever its precise history, it’s a great old house.