Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Queen Anne House, Circa 1870, Barnesville
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Queen Anne House, 1852, Barnesville
The original section of this house dates to 1852. The expansion and addition of Queen Anne decorative elements was done later.
Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Eclectic House, Circa 1850, Barnesville
In its architectural contradictions [Italianate, Victorian, and Colonial Revival], this house is typical of the eclecticism which exploded onto the American scene around the turn of the last century. While the house is dated in surveys to circa 1850, it was likely remodeled to its present Colonial Revival appearance decades later.
Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Second Empire Cottage, 1903, Barnesville
Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Dutch Colonial Revival Cottage, Barnesville
Property records date this house to 1833, but in its present form, that is not the case. My presumption, in regards to the date, would be that a smaller vernacular house was expanded into the present Dutch Colonial Revival style around the turn of the last century. I hope to learn more.
Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
William & Sarah Barnes Keifer House, 1870, Barnesville
This was the home of William and Sarah Virginia Barnes Keifer (1843-1917). Sarah was the daughter of Gideon Barnes (1791-1871), namesake and founder of Barnesville.
Thomaston Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places