G.C. McKenzie home
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Title
G.C. McKenzie home
Description
765 N. Main St. in Ashburn, GA
Known as the Shingler House, this lovely home represents the Neoclassical Revival period. Constructed in 1908, the building features a multi-hipped, red tile roof, exposed rafters, and monumental portico. The porte cochere was enclosed in 1914 when a sun room was added.
Built for Clyde Shingler McKenzie by father J. S. Shingler for wedding present. It was the former home of Betty Shingler Talmadge, wife to Herman Talmadge (governor and former US Senator).
To see interior photos and learn more about the history of the home, view this post here:
https://turnercountyproject.com/2022/05/20/765-n-main-st-c-1908/
Known as the Shingler House, this lovely home represents the Neoclassical Revival period. Constructed in 1908, the building features a multi-hipped, red tile roof, exposed rafters, and monumental portico. The porte cochere was enclosed in 1914 when a sun room was added.
Built for Clyde Shingler McKenzie by father J. S. Shingler for wedding present. It was the former home of Betty Shingler Talmadge, wife to Herman Talmadge (governor and former US Senator).
To see interior photos and learn more about the history of the home, view this post here:
https://turnercountyproject.com/2022/05/20/765-n-main-st-c-1908/
Creator
Sami Mastrario
Date
February 24, 2021
Collection
Citation
Sami Mastrario, “G.C. McKenzie home,” Turner County Project Digital Archive Repository, accessed May 19, 2024, http://turnercountyproject.com/archive/items/show/500.
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