United States, Georgia, Cobb County, Mableton, 33.81872, -84.582431900/1939"Mableton, early 1900s. Builder T.B. Dodgen and his area in front of home they were finishing building. Left to right: Louis A. Dodgen, painter (son of T.B. Dodgen), T.B. Dodgen, the contractor, R.L. Gann-holiday and square, W.H. Stroud.<p>House on east side of Floyd Road at Moss (now Center) Street, Mableton, which was constructed by builder T.B. Dodgen shortly after the turn of the century.<p>The picture was taken as the home was being completed (in about 1905), and those in the picture were Louis A. Dodgen, painter, T.B. Dodgen, R.L. Gann and W.H. Stroud, who served as Mayor of Mableton, succeeding Dr. H.A. Glore, who did not seek reelection.<p>The home burned in the 1920s while being occupied by R.L. Lyon, who was Superintendent of the Austell Building, on Forsyth Street next to the Union Station, in Atlanta, and the Palmer Buildings on Marietta Street."--from field notesimage/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Architecture--Georgia--MabletonDomestic life--Georgia--MabletonPortraits--Georgia--Mableton[Photograph of T.B. Dodgen and his home, Mableton, Cobb County, Georgia, ca. 1900-1939?]StillImage