United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484Linley, John1975-09Located at: 1822 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.Two-story wood frame house on a brick pier foundation with a gambrel roof, and end rooms flanking the back porch. The house is typical of southern plantation houses with a central hall and double tiered piazzas front and back and has been restored to its original blue-gray color with dull red trim. Thomas Goree Little began restoration in 1962. The house was reputed to have been the site of the Siege of Augusta and home of Robert Mackay, but it has been determined that the structure was not the Mackay Trading Post nor was it the site of the Siege of Augusta. For more information see Linley, John. The Georgia Catalog: Historic American Buildings Survey. Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press, c1982, pp. 35-43, 278-279.Date of structure: 1797.image/jpegForms part of: John Linley Collectionhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Harris, Ezekiel, 1757-1828Pearson, George, 1768-1818Pemberton, Mary Pearson JonesJones, ChauncyPemberton, Alton H.Hill, AugustineWalker, John P. KingWalker, ArabellaWalsh, Eliza, 1839-1891Alton, ThomasBurns, Bennet W.Edward, HattieBearden, Esther C.Shackleford, G. W.Padgett, Andrew P.Nash, James T.Richmond County Historical SocietyAmerican ColonialDecoration and ornament--Federal styleWood (plant material)BrickPlantation housesHousesDwellingsHistoric house museumsMuseumsExhibition buildingsArchitecture--Georgia--AugustaArchitecture--Georgia--Richmond CountyLittle, Thomas Goree--Homes and hauntsHarris-Pearson-Walker House (Augusta, Ga.)Mackay House (Augusta, Ga.)Old White House (Augusta, Ga.)StillImage