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1886 Second Empire in Augusta
How about a minty mansard for your Monday?! This cutie is one of three sister homes in a row that look the same, but are different colors! Built in 1886, you can find the sisters on Greene Street in Olde Town Augusta, Georgia. They have been turned into apartments over the years, but I’m just…
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The Fleming House – Augusta
A gorgeous painted lady in Augusta, Geogria. This home was built in 1896 for John Allen Fleming. It still an has elevator inside from 1902. It was converted into apartments at some point. In 2013, it was given a $250k grant from the Georgia Cities Foundation for rehabilitation and it’s been lovingly restored.
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Jesse Osmond House – Augusta
Continuing with pink week! 💕 How absolutely adorable is this old pink house?! It’s located in Augusta, Georgia and it was built in 1854. It was built by Jesse Osmond who owned the American Foundry in Augusta. He also made railroad cars for the Confederacy. It was a restaurant known as “La Maison on Telfair”…
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Second Empire House – Augusta, GA
There was no way that I could pass up this teal pretty old place while I was cruising through Augusta! Not only is that color so clean and crisp, but check out all those little details. 😍
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Olde Town Augusta, GA Home
Located in the heart of Olde Town in Augusta, this Queen Anne was built in 1894. It’s now known as the Queen Anne Inn and is available to stay in if you’re visiting the area. Olde Town has also been known as “Pinch Gut” which may have gotten its nickname from either the corset fashion…
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William T. Wheless House, Augusta
Look at this wonderful mansard roof in Augusta, Georgia! It was built in 1872 for William T. Wheless who was the president of the Commercial Bank of Augusta. The mansard roof and third story was added in 1890. I love that little one-room addition to the left. It’s adorable. The home was restored to be…
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Daniel House in Augusta, GA
The Daniel House in Augusta, Georgia was built in 1875. Zachariah Daniel was a successful grocer in town. The home is one of the best examples of Second Empire architecture in Augusta. P.S. – y’all gone have to forgive me for the trash can and box out front, it was trash day. 🤷♀️
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Historic Yellow Augusta Home
The DeLaigle House in Augusta, Georgia was built in 1873 for Mary Clark DeLaigle, widow of cotton broker and Confederate veteran, Louise DeLaigle. It was constructed by master architect, William Henry Goodrich.Mary is known in Augusta folk lore as the subject of the last duel ever fought in this area. Charles Dawson Tilley, her tenant,…
