United States, Georgia, Greene County, Union Point, 33.61568, -83.07461867/1900Union Point, before 1900. "Hawthorne Heights" was built ca. 1867 to 1869. Members of the Hart, Sibley, and Lamb families have occupied it over the years. The name comes from the fact that a thick hawthorne hedge surrounded a large garden. The style of the house was raised cottage. In 1900 the house was renovated. The porch was torn down and pillars were added. (See: grn146) Note the members of the family and the blacks, who were probably servants, standing under the balcony.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/African American domestics--Georgia--Union PointPorches--Georgia--Greene CountyAfrican Americans--Georgia--Union PointArchitecture--Georgia--Union PointDomestic life--Georgia--Union Point[Photograph of Hawthorne Heights, Union Point, Greene County, Georgia, not after 1900]StillImage