– Feb 22, 2008
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| GA-20-01 | Camden | Marianna | 30' | Gone | GONE | John Houstown McIntosh built a large rectangular house on brick piers between 1811 and 1821. At the end of each rectangle he built an octagon wing, 1 story high and 30 feet in diameter. The house was demolished sometime between 1860 and 1870. | |
| GA-22-01 | Carroll | Temple | 06-2002 | approximate N33 40.75 W84 59.98 | SSE of Temple. GA113 S. 3.3 miles from jct with US78 in Temple E. on Hickory Level Rd. 1.4 miles to the village of Hickory Level. E.H. Dorough, 12-sided, central silo, cement foundation, almost completely deteriorated. | ||
| GA-25-01 | Chatham | Savannah | ? | Modern octagon house, built on stilts because of high tides. It is on Tybee Island, next to the lighthouse, at the end of US80, off the coast at Savannah. | |||
| GA-58-01 | Forsyth | Cumming | ? | Octagon Dr's office on the Dr. James Mashburn estate, outside of town. | |||
| GA-61-01 | Gilmer | Ellijay | ? | Octagon log house. Modern log house built as a display model for a construction company. | |||
| GA-72-01 | Harris | Hamilton | 06-2004 | approximate N32 45.48 W84 52.51 | Near Hamilton. Along GA116. | ||
| GA-78-01 | Jackson | Jefferson | 1913 | 05-2000 | N34 08.94 W83 31.28 | NE of Jefferson. GA15 NE 3.2 miles from jct with GA82 in Jefferson to the barn on the S. side of the road. Mark & Imogene Roncadori, true round barn, red vertical siding, 2-pitch conical roof, no cupola, excellent condition. Converted to a furniture store in 1964, now a mattress store. [www.bestbeds.com] | |
| GA-97-01 | Madison | Danielsville | ? | Modern octagon house on GA98 E. of town. | |||
| GA-99-01 | Meriweather | Alvaton | ? | Round house with a porch all the way around. Near the Alvaton covered bridge. | |||
| GA-106-01 | Muscogee | Columbus | 1840 | ? | In Columbus. At 527 1st Av. Octagon house, acquired by Leander May about 1860 and he rebuilt it into an octagon form. It was once called "Mays Folly". | ||
| GA-108-01 | Oconee | Athens | ca1830 | 05-2007 | N33 57.61 W83 23.11 | In Athens. Prince Av. SE 1.8 miles from jct with US29 in Athens, W. (sharp right) on Hill St. 200' to the house on the S. side of the road at 175. House given to General Cobb in 1844 by his father-in-law, Joseph H. Lumpkin, as a wedding gift. He then added an octagon wing on each side in the 1850s. Moved to Stone Mountain in the 1980s, and back to Athens in 2003 & restored. | |
| GA-119-01 | Rabun | Clayton | ? | Octagon house located in Clayton and known as "The Octagon House". It is a 2-story frame with a flat-pitched roof and a high cupola. | |||
| GA-119-02 | Tiger | ? | Octagon house on old US441 N. (?S.?) of Clayton. | ||||
| GA-136-01 | Thomas | Thomasville | ? | A large historic octagon house located in town. It is known as the Lapham-Patterson house. Has lots of "gingerbread". | |||
| GA-154-01 | White | Cleveland | ? | Round apartment house along US129 E. of town. Mountain Top Apartments. |