United States, Georgia, Jones County, Haddock, 33.03264, -83.42905Owens, Hubert B.1973-01Located at: Newnan, Ga. (since 1971)Photograph of a parlor matel with two adjoining niches. The two-story wood frame Transitional Federal house features a two-story entrance portico supported by two fluted Doric columns, and a balcony over the entrance. A striking sunburst fanlight dominates the double door entrance. Mantels throughout are crafted in the Federal style, and one is flanked by decorated niches. First built in Haddock, Ga., around 1828, the house was moved to Newnan, Ga. in 1971. For more information see Linley, John. The Georgia Catalog: Historic American Buildings Survey. Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press, c1982, pp. 57, 60-63, 316.Slide annotated: "Haddock, Ga. Jones County, Blount House 1835."Date of structure: 1828.image/jpegForms part of: Hubert B. Owens Collectionhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Gordon, John Brown, 1832-1904--Homes and hauntsBowen, Thomas O.Blount, James H.Lamar, W. C., Mrs.Lindsley, L. C.Banks, William N.FederalGreek RevivalEuropeanWood (plant material)Plant materialHousesDwellingsMantelsNichesArchitectural elementsArchitecture--Georgia--HaddockArchitecture--Georgia--Jones CountyMantel and niches in parlor (Blount House, Haddock, Ga.)Mantel and niches in parlor (Gordon-Banks House, Haddock, Ga.)Mantel and niches in parlor (Hale Nui, Haddock, Ga.)Mantel and niches in parlor (Gordon-Blount-Banks House, Haddock, Ga.)StillImage