United States, Georgia, Morgan County, Madison, 33.59568, -83.46794Owens, Hubert B.1964-08Located at: 277 South Main Street, Madison, Ga.View of entrance. Located within the Madison Historic District, Heritage Hall was built in 1811 for Dr. William Johnston. Subsequent owners include Dr. William Johnston, Dr. Elijah Evans Jones, Steve Turnell, and Mrs. Fletcher Manley. In 1902, Steve Turnell moved the house 200 feet and later in 1923 opened the house as the Traveler's Inn. In 1977, Sue Reid Law, granddaughter of the final owner of the home, Mrs. Fletcher Manley, donated the structure to The Morgan County Historical Society, Inc. The house's four columns are flanked by two square piers, and the windows bear etchings created by the Jones family.Slide annotated: "Madison."Date of structure: 1811.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Morgan County Historical Society (Ga.)Greek Revival (Architecture)EuropeanWood (plant material)EntrancesOpenings (architectural elements)Architecture--Georgia--MadisonArchitecture--Georgia--Morgan CountyEvans, Elijah, Dr.--Homes and hauntsFoster family--Homes and hauntsTurnell family--Homes and hauntsManley family--Homes and hauntsEntrance (Heritage Hall, Madison, Ga.)Entrance (Jones-Turnell-Manley House, Madison, Ga.)StillImage