United States, Georgia, Murray County, Carters, 34.60897, -84.69299Linley, John1979-10Located at: Old US 411 9 mi. S of Chatsworth, Murray County, Ga.Two-story wood frame plantation plain style house with a single-story porch supported by slender columns spanning its front. The house was once the living and industrial center of Farish Carter's vast plantation. He purchased this 15,000-acre plantation about 1832 from Judge John Martin, treasurer of the Cherokee Nation. It was originally called Coosawattee, after the prominent river flowing through the plantation.Slide annotated: "Carters Murray Co."Date of structure: 1832.image/jpegForms part of: John Linley Collectionhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Vernacular architectureWood (plant material)BrickHousesDwellingsArchitecture--Georgia--CartersArchitecture--Georgia--Murray CountyMartin, John, Judge--Homes and hauntsCarter, Farish, 1780-1861--Homes and hauntsCarter's Quarters (Murray County, Ga.)Coosawattee (Murray County, Ga.)Rock Spring (Murray County, Ga.)Old Harlan House (Murray County, Ga.)StillImage