Tag Archives: Georgia Hip-Roof & Pyramidal Structures

Georgian Cottage, Hancock County

Georgian Cottage, Bulloch County

Exterior view of an old, weathered wooden house with a damaged roof and boarded windows, surrounded by trees and grass.

This farmhouse is a Georgian cottage with an added-on room.

An abandoned farmhouse surrounded by overgrown vegetation and hay bales in a rural setting under a clear blue sky.

Pyramidal Cottage, Wrightsville

Georgian Cottage, Peacocks Crossing

Pyramidal Roof Farmhouse, Butts County

This style is technically hip-roof but is often simply called a pyramidal cottage. While I don’t know for a fact, the location of this example would suggest it was a farmhouse. As of 2023 it was still standing.

Godfrey Odum House, 1903, Odum

Linda Odum Reynolds writes: I thought it might be of some interest to readers to know that the house labeled “Eclectic Vernacular House, Odum”, was built by my great grandfather Godfrey Odum in 1903. My family and I have had the privilege and joy of being the owners and caretakers of this Grand Old Lady for more than 20 years. Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Maggie Overstreet and daughter Shelma called the Old Lady home for more than 40 years before she was handed down to our care. The Overstreet family left evidence of their tender, loving care in every inch of Her.

I’m thrilled to see these old places given recognition. Each one of them hold the memories of the lives of those who have called them home. For me, it is a sacred and blessed opportunity to preserve them and the history they hold whenever possible. And I am deeply grateful to those of you who keep this website online and I so appreciate the hard work you dear “keepers of the memories” do for us.

 

 

Hip-Roof House, Hawkinsville

Eclectic House, Harlem

Folk Victorian Cottage, Harlem

This is one of several houses in Harlem to feature this style of Folk Victorian porch posts.

Queen Anne Cottage, Harlem