Category Archives: Sandersville GA

Victorian House, Circa 1880, Sandersville

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Queen Anne House, Sandersville

Queen Anne House, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Colonial Revival House Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

Though not as elaborate as one would expect for a Queen Anne, this house features a variety of elements related to the style.

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

Apartment House, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Apartment House Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

Queen Anne House, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Vernacular House Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

Pyramidal Roof Cottage, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Pyramidal Roof Neoclassical House Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

Cohen-Tarbutton House, 1904, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Colonial Revival Mansion Landmark Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

This crown jewel of Sandersville’s residential historic district was designed by architect Norman Askins for H. E. Cohen, founder and first president of the Sandersville Railroad. Judge Charles Thigpen and Governor Thomas Hardwick also lived here before it was purchased by Benjamin James Tarbutton in 1924.

Sandersville GA Colonial Revival Architeccture Mansion Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places

Masonic Lodge, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Masonic Lodge Courthouse Square Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

This was built on the courthouse square to replace the earlier lodge, which had been spared by Union troops during Sherman’s March to the Sea only to be lost to fire in 1921.

Sandersville Commercial & Industrial District, National Register of Historic Places

Addams House, Sandersville

Sandersville GA Washington County Colonial Revival Eclectic House Photograph Copyright Brian Brown Vanishing South Georgia USA 2015

It’s my guess that this house is the work of Charles E. Choate; it has a very close relative in the nearby Brantley-Haygood House. It likely dates to the late 1890s.

North Harris Street Historic District, National Register of Historic Places