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AROUND | historic properties for saleBUFORD, c. 1925. Historic Daisey ShadburnResidence, a brick and stucco Arts & Crafts bungalow.3,260 sq. ft. home, restored and currently used as acorporate office. Situated on corner lot on Main Street.Within walking distance of downtown, it could be easilyused as a residence again. 10 foot ceilings, built-inbookcases, hardwoods throughout, a small cellar,room for expansion in the attic, also includes a large,free-standing brick carriage house. $550,000. Lynn A.Bowman, Service First Realty, 770-616-6318.LAGRANGE, c. 1906. Listed on the NationalRegister, this lovely Greek Revival is situated on2+ acres in a charming southern college town.Beautifully restored, this 5 bedroom home featuresbeautiful moldings, 8 fireplaces, 2 staircases, parquetfloors, gourmet kitchen with cathedral ceiling andgranite countertops and more. $1,800,000.Jenny Copeland, owner, broker, 706-402-4084.www.jcopelandrealty.comLAGRANGE, c. 1922. This stately GeorgianRevival home designed by renowned architect NeelReid retains its grand intricate detailing on theinterior and in the stunning brick-enclosed gardensaccented by a gunite swimming pool. 4 bedroomsand 3.5 baths, grand living and dining rooms, breakfastand sunroom, library, 6 fireplaces, grand formalentrance staircase and a rear staircase that extendsfrom the large basement to the finished third floor.$849,000. Jim Warwick, Beacham & CompanyRealtors, 404-216-9450, jimwarwickjr@aol.com.THE GEORGIA TRUSTEndangered Properties for SaleBAINBRIDGE, c. 1903. Originally built in1903 as the Fordham Hotel in downtown Bainbridge.Approximately 10,000 square feet on 3 floors locatedin the Central Business District. Perfect for mixedusedevelopment. A new roof was installed in 2006.Recently the back wall and the 1st, 2nd & 3rd floorswere stabilized. The 1st floor has a completely newflooring system. $198,000. For more information& photos concerning this property, please contactAmanda Glover, 229-248-2000 ext. 123 or aglover@bainbridgecity.com.YOUR ADCOULD BEHERETo advertise your historicproperty in the Rambler,contact Traci Clark at404-885-7802 ortclark@georgiatrust.orgCherry CottageWashington, c. 1818. 4BR/2BAhome built by ConstantineChurch who bought the lot in1784. Features include a largesitting room, parlor, formal diningroom and library. Locatedin a beautiful historic neighborhood.$175,000. Now $140,000.Contact Kate Ryan, 404-885-7817, kryan@georgiatrust.org.399 W. Jefferson StreetMadison, c. 1891. This folk Victorianstyle house was built by Joseph M.McLeroy. According to historians,the property would have been adesirable location at the time, as ithad close proximity to the railroaddepots (Georgia Railroad arrived in1841 and the Covington & Macon–later the Central of Georgia–arrivedin 1888). $35,000. Contact KateRyan, 404-885-7817, kryan@georgiatrust.org.For more information and photos ofThe Georgia Trust’sEndangered Properties For Sale,visit www.georgiatrust.org2010 Preservation Month Lecture SeriesThe Georgia Trust and the Georgia Historic Preservation Division present the2nd annual Preservation Month Lecture Series Thursday evenings in May. Joinus at Rhodes Hall May 6th, 13th and 27th, and at Hay House on May 20th torecognize May as Preservation Month. Thursday evening events begin at 5:45p.m. with receptions preceding lectures given by top preservation professionals.FREE and open to the public. Visit www.GeorgiaTrust.org for more information.14 The Rambler Spring 2010
AROUND | membershipCHAIRMAN’S COUNCILMr. Clay P. Boardman, IIIGeorgia PowerMr. and Mrs. Bradley HaleMr. and Mrs. Sheffield HaleMr. and Mrs. Howell HollisMr. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt, Jr.Ms. France ShropshireMr. and Mrs. William MagruderSynovusMr. and Mrs. Bronson SmithMr. Tom B. WightCHAIRMAN’S CIRCLEMr. William N. BanksMr. and Mrs. W. Moses BondDr. Benjamin C. Clark, Jr.Dewberry FoundationDueDiligenceAssociates, Inc.Katherine and Bertis DownsMrs. John T. GodwinMr. and Mrs. HarryHollingsworthJerry Dilts and AssociatesCaterersFannie B.H. Jones UnitrustKilpatrick Stockton, LLPLord, Aeck & SargentColonel Wayne MockWELCOME NEW MEMBERS (List Period: Nov. 16, 2009 - Feb. 15, 2010)NEW MEMBERSUPGRADESIndividualIndividualAtlantaJohn C. BarnesCameron BishopPaul BurkeCatherine FaulkJohn Hallman IIIThomas LittlePerkins MitchellCharles MixsonMatthew OsuchaCharlie RogersAnne StriblingDecaturDaniel MageeFort ValleyJanie and Robert StumpPeachtree CityAaron DailySandy SpringsElizabeth CarverSmyrnaJennifer DixonMadison, WisconsinAmanda MullenChairman’s CircleDr. Benjamin C. Clark, Jr.Presidential CircleMr. and Mrs. Walker ChandlerMs. M. Rebecca CarrLandmark AssociateMrs. Andrew W. Cain IIIHeritage ContributorsMr. James E. Honskiszand Ms. Catherine BinnsSustaining ContributorsMr. and Mrs. John O.DunwoodyWinchesterMs. Kate Butler-Plum> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Join The Georgia TrustStudy Tour toPALM SPRINGSNovember 2-4, 2010How can one city combine the beauty ofnature with the allure of nightlife? It’spossible in Palm Springs. A city that oncehosted glittering Hollywood celebrities,today’s Palm Springs is experiencing arenaissance, catering to a new breed offamous, elite and those seeking fun andrecreation. Join our select group for a look atthis unexplored city-in-the desert.Space is limited! Reservations required.Book NOW to hold spaces.For information and to reserve your space,call Ken Ward Travel at 800-843-9839 or 404-261-1688.IN MEMORIAMMrs. Jeanne HollidayThomas W. ButlerMr. and Mrs. CatoSuzanne and Edward HarperRosemary and John SpiegelIN HONORARIUMMr. and Mrs. Billy AndersonHal and Gail YoungMr. and Mrs. James W.McCook IIIHal and Gail YoungMr. and Mrs. Thomas McCookHal and Gail YoungMay B. HollisDr. Benjamin C. Clark, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William T.UnderwoodMr. and Mrs. Charles RunionThe Rambler Spring 201015
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