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Satterfield House-Hartwell, Georgia
The Satterfield House was built in 1914 for Emory Edward and Gertrude Holland Satterfield. James J. Baldwin from Anderson, South Carolina, designed the Neoclassical Revival home. The home was private until new owners established it as the Hartwell Inn in 1980. It seems the home has reverted back to private ownership. Notice the haint blue ceiling, which is a common color seen on the porches…
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Folk Victorian-Bowersville, Georgia
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Mount Hebron Baptist Church-Hartwell, Georgia
The structure of the Mt. Hebron Baptist Church is interesting enough to document. The castle-like structure symbolizes God’s kingdom. I am sure there are people who know the Bible much better than I do who can tie Bible verses to the designs in the facade. Along with the longtime history of the congregation being in Hartwell, it falls into the type of church I would traditionally document. I…
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New Harmony Methodist Church-Hart County, Georgia
New Harmony Methodist was established in 1890. It’s last service was held in 2001. Located not far from Lake Hartwell, the cemetery served two different congregations. Mount Zion Baptist Church was demolished when they determined their land was needed to create Lake Hartwell. Interments were moved to Nee Harmony’s cemetery. This is one of the two vultures who were resting atop a grave house. A…
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Queen Anne Farmhouse-Hart County, Georgia
Queen Anne Farmhouse-Hart County, Georgia
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Victorian farmhouse, Georgia
Bowersville, Hart County
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Ira “Doc” Adams House, Georgia
Ira “Doc” Adams House, Georgia
Hartwell, Hart County One of my favorite Victorians in Hartwell
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