The winged gable house is another important vernacular type and can be interchangeable with the central hallway type. In many cases, the “wing” is simply a small kitchen which has been enclosed but it can imply any added room/rooms. These are some of the workhorses of Georgia architecture.

As I’m finishing my Bleckley County re-edits, I’m replacing a few older files using better originals. This is one of those, originally published in February 2014. I believe the house was still standing when I was last in the area about six months ago.