National Register of Historic Places listings in Meriwether County, Georgia facts for kids
This is a list of properties and districts in Meriwether County, Georgia that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).
Current listings
Name on the Register | Image | Date listed | Location | City or town | Description | |
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1 | Bulloch Family House |
(#01001429) |
5634 Spring St. 32°53′36″N 84°40′29″W / 32.893333°N 84.674722°W |
Warm Springs | ||
2 | Benjamin F. Bulloch House |
(#94000524) |
47 Bulloch St. 32°53′17″N 84°40′38″W / 32.888056°N 84.677222°W |
Warm Springs | Built in the Queen Anne style in 1893 by Warm Springs' co-founder, Benjamin F. Bulloch, the house was the location of "The Bulloch House Restaurant". The house was completely destroyed by a fire on June 10, 2015. | |
3 | Carmel Rural Historic District |
(#97000752) |
E of GA 85. Roughly bounded by Winky Branch, Gable and Sullivan Mill Rds., Flint R., and White Oak Cr. 33°10′22″N 84°32′14″W / 33.172778°N 84.537222°W |
Alvaton | ||
4 | Champinole |
(#92001400) |
3920 GA Spur 109, 4 mi. NE of Greenville 33°03′15″N 84°38′50″W / 33.054167°N 84.647222°W |
Greenville | ||
5 | Clarkland Farms |
(#74000693) |
La Grange Rd. 33°01′30″N 84°43′45″W / 33.025°N 84.729167°W |
Greenville | ||
6 | Eleanor Roosevelt School |
(#10000019) |
Parham St. at Leverette Hill Rd. 32°53′56″N 84°41′07″W / 32.898978°N 84.685169°W |
Warm Springs | ||
7 | Greenville Historic District |
(#90000433) |
Bounded by Gresham, Gaston, Woodbury, Talbotton, Baldwin, Bottom, Martin, Terrell, LaGrange, and Newnan St. 33°01′34″N 84°42′51″W / 33.026111°N 84.714167°W |
Greenville | ||
8 | Greenville Presbyterian Church and Cemetery |
(#01001555) |
Greenville Rocky Mount Rd, off GA41/US27 Alt. 33°03′56″N 84°42′19″W / 33.065556°N 84.705278°W |
Greenville | ||
9 | Harman-Watson-Matthews House |
(#73000628) |
SW of Greenville on Odessadale/Durand Rd. 32°59′21″N 84°49′36″W / 32.989167°N 84.826667°W |
Greenville | ||
10 | Burwell O. Hill House |
(#82002453) |
La Grange St. 33°01′33″N 84°43′23″W / 33.025833°N 84.723056°W |
Greenville | ||
11 | Hiram Warner Hill House |
(#83000236) |
LaGrange St. 33°01′34″N 84°43′16″W / 33.026111°N 84.721111°W |
Greenville | ||
12 | Jones-Florence Plantation |
(#84001163) |
Off GA 109 33°01′24″N 84°49′04″W / 33.023333°N 84.817778°W |
Odessadale | ||
13 | Lone Oak Academy |
(#01001536) |
4945 Lone Oak Rd. 33°10′19″N 84°48′51″W / 33.171944°N 84.814167°W |
Lone Oak | Built c. 1870. | |
14 | Manchester Community Building |
(#01001537) |
105 E 2nd Ave. 32°51′07″N 84°36′54″W / 32.851944°N 84.615°W |
Manchester | ||
15 | Mark Hall |
(#73000629) |
SW of Greenville off GA 18 32°57′18″N 84°45′03″W / 32.955°N 84.750833°W |
Greenville | Built in 1855. | |
16 | Meriwether County Courthouse |
(#73000630) |
Court Sq. 33°01′42″N 84°42′45″W / 33.028333°N 84.7125°W |
Greenville | ||
17 | Meriwether County Jail |
(#73000631) |
Reville St. and GA 27 A 33°01′46″N 84°42′42″W / 33.029444°N 84.711667°W |
Greenville | ||
18 | Oakland |
(#82002455) |
GA 41 32°55′52″N 84°41′47″W / 32.931111°N 84.696389°W |
Warm Springs | Built in 1829. Also known as "Oakland Plantation Inn". | |
19 | William D. Phillips Log Cabin |
(#82002454) |
GA 54 33°09′38″N 84°51′40″W / 33.160556°N 84.861111°W |
Hogansville | The original structure has been destroyed. | |
20 | Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge |
(#73000632) |
N of Woodbury on Huel Brown Rd. 33°02′18″N 84°33′12″W / 33.038333°N 84.553333°W |
Woodbury | ||
21 | Render Family Homestead |
(#84001167) |
GA 18 33°00′56″N 84°42′34″W / 33.015556°N 84.709444°W |
Greenville | ||
22 | Twin Oaks |
(#80001117) |
888 GA 100 33°02′16″N 84°42′54″W / 33.037778°N 84.715°W |
Greenville | ||
23 | Warm Springs Historic District |
(#74000694) |
S of GA 194 and W of GA 85W 32°53′11″N 84°41′21″W / 32.886389°N 84.689167°W |
Warm Springs | US National Historic Landmark and a Georgia state historic site | |
24 | White Oak Creek Covered Bridge |
(#73000627) |
SE of Alvaton on Covered Bridge Rd. 33°09′00″N 84°33′02″W / 33.15°N 84.550556°W |
Alvaton | Bridge was built c. 1880 and destroyed by flood waters in the 1990s. The metal pilings and skeleton of the deck are all that remain. |
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