Tarver Plantation, located in Newton, Georgia, is a historic antebellum plantation complex. It features a prominent Greek Revival main house, surrounded by agricultural outbuildings that provide a glimpse into plantation life. The property offers a well-preserved example of mid-19th century Southern plantation architecture and landscape.
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Landscape Architecture; Economics; Politics/Government; Architecture; Communications
Courthouse Sq., Newton, Georgia
Architecture
Jct. Of Ga 91 Amd Ga 253, Newton, Georgia
Agriculture; Politics/Government; Architecture
Tarva Rd./Co. Rt. 122, 0.75 Mi. S Of Baker/Dougherty County Line, Newton, Georgia
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Black; Health/Medicine; Landscape Architecture; Politics/Government; Social History
3 Mi. Se Of Milledgeville, Centered On Cedar Lm, At Central State Hospital, Bet. Us 441 And Ga 112, Hardwick, Georgia
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Military; Education; Politics/Government; Architecture
Bounded By Irwin, Thomas, And Warren Sts. And Fishing Creek, Milledgeville, Georgia
Architecture; Agriculture
143 Little Rd., Meriwether, Georgia
Landscape Architecture; Historic - Non-aboriginal; Architecture
151 Meriwether Rd. Nw, Milledge, Georgia
Architecture; Agriculture
584 Silver Shoals Rd., Lula, Georgia
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Politics/Government; Architecture
Ga 52, Gillsville, Georgia
