Keith Rowell writes: …This is the Ezell House built in 1887 by Evan B. Ezell. Well into “reconstruction” 20 years after the civil war, Victorian styles (from the north) were replacing Greek Revival. The house is all heart pine and has a high Victorian interior with a grand “Eastlake” stair case. It showcases the transition from hand-carved craftsmanship to machine made parts of the industrial age…
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Also known as the Branham-Imperial Mill House, this structure began life as a simple Piedmont Plain and various modifications have transformed it into the present Greek Revival form. Much of that transformation was accomplished by Imperial Mill in 1927-28, when it became the residence of its superintendents.
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
This property is also known as Rosewood. It was completely transformed from Queen Anne to its present appearance in 1898.
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Eatonton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places