Pyramidal Cottage, White Plains
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Plains Logging Company, White Plains
This is among the only surviving early commercial structures in White Plains. I believe it was originally a general store. Donna Higdon notes: There is another. To us it was Veazey’s store. Train would come in and they turned it right above there. I THINK there was a cotton gin there. Some of the old stuff is still standing.
Colonial Revival House, White Plains
This hip-roof Colonial Revival doesn’t retain many of its original design elements but still has a strong presence and restoration potential.
Update: As of 2020, this structure has been demolished.
Price’s Station, White Plains
Greene County Courthouse, 1848, Greensboro
Considered by many to be one of Georgia’s finest public examples of Greek Revival architecture, the present courthouse in Greensboro was built by Atharates Atkinson after a design by David Demarest. The upper floor was designed specifically to house the local Masonic Lodge, which it still does today.
National Register of Historic Places