Only a few feet from this window, below,

are the neighbors, below.

From a front room view, below, see the brick chimney? It's where this antebellum home was 1st located. As family fortune increased they built a new antebellum home on the same site, moving this home to its current location.

In the same room, as above, another view, below, on a different wall.

With a smile & sparkle she proclaimed her home the "first mobile home in Athens, GA."
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Yes, poppets, this is the same home as in the previous post.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pics taken last month in Athens, GA. Stay tuned for more interior shots. Beautiful views from shotgun lots are among the hardest achieved.
3 comments:
hi tara,
i wish i had the funds to pick up my house and turn it about ten feet to the left. 10 ft.
~janet
I am astonished how they can move a two story house. Athens looks like it has some beautiful homes.
The house doesn't even feel like the old one.
yvonne
Gosh, it's pretty.
And so Southern.
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