The Gordon-Banks House in Newnan, Georgia, is a beautifully preserved example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture. Its distinctive features include a wrap-around porch, intricate gingerbread trim, and a prominent corner turret, showcasing the elaborate style popular in the late 19th century.
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Roughly Bounded By Washington, Thompson, And Davis Sts., And Hooligan Alley, Newnan, Georgia
Economics; Law; Politics/Government; Architecture; Communications
Courthouse Sq., Newnan, Georgia
Commerce; Agriculture; Architecture
1615 Handy Rd., Newnan, Georgia
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2295 Old Poplar Rd., Newnan, Georgia
Community Planning And Development; Exploration/Settlement; Architecture; Social History
Lagrange, Ninnons, Greenville, Powell, Reese, Powell And Buchanan Sts., Newnan, Georgia
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Lee, Perry, Salbide, Lagrange, W. Spring, Brown, Madison, And Jefferson, Newnan, Georgia
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