The ramble, which took place a couple of weeks ago, was in the town of Newnan, Georgia. Fortunately, Newnan was largely untouched by the American Civil War due to its status as a hospital city (for Confederate troops), and as a result is still home to much antebellum architecture. For this reason, Newnan is known as "The City of Homes." We saw some gorgeous historic homes on the tour.
The following pics were all taken of the beautiful Victorian home you see below. I believe this home is designed in the Second Empire (Mansard) style. I just discovered today (Saturday) that this home is also, for sale for $1,490,000. You can see the real estate listing here. I've posted a few of the pics shown in the listing...they are noted with an asterisk. Most of the pictures below were taken the day of the tour. Enjoy!
Amazing ceiling in the entrance hall.
Some of the doorways had amazing drapery/hangings!
Gorgeous stain glass work on the landing going to the upstairs.
Look at that woodwork!
Close-up...
Parlor...
Dining Room...
Close-up of one of the fireplaces...
Another beautiful doorway...
Kitchen...
Great porch on one side of the house...
The railing design looks like a sitting cat to me. Someone else said it looked like an angel to them. What do you see?
Back View...
Hope you enjoyed the tour of the wonderful Victorian home!
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