United States, Georgia, Meriwether County, 33.04066, -84.68831Owens, Hubert B.1968-05Located at: Greenville-Gay Road, Meriwether County, Ga., near Jones MillTwo-story wood frame plantation house featuring a portico with entablature supported by square Doric inspired columns. Decorative S-shaped brackets support the cornice. The balcony above the entrance is enclosed by a simple balustrade. The entrance features sidelights and transom. Allen J. Jones bought this land from John H. Jones in 1832. Ownership seems to have been in the Jones family for over a century. Related names are Grant Jones, Irma Reid Bowen and her husband H. H. Brandenberg; Minnie (Mrs. Henry) Leverett, and Emmie Cliatt Smith. The house was sold in 1946 to Webster J. Bassett, and in 1973 to Lee Nash, Sr. For more information see Pinkston, Regina P. A Historical Account of Meriwether County, 1827-1974. Greenville, Ga.: Gresham Printing Co., c1974, p. 86.Slide annotated: "Plantation house circa 1848-1858, on road from Gay to Greenville, Meriwether County, pediment"Date of structure: 1835.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Greek Revival (Architecture)EuropeanWood (plant material)PorticoesHousesDwellingsArchitecture--Georgia--Meriwether CountyJones, Allen J.--Homes and hauntsJones, Grant--Homes and hauntsBowen, Irma Reid--Homes and hauntsBrandenberg, H. H.--Homes and hauntsLeverett, Minnie--Homes and hauntsSmith, Emmie Cliatt--Homes and hauntsBassett, Webster J.--Homes and hauntsNash, Lee--Homes and hauntsPortico (Jones Place, Meriwether County, Ga.)StillImage