United States, Georgia, Troup County, West Point, 32.87791, -85.18327Katherine Hyde Greene1963Built about 1900, LaFayette Pinckney Hill (brother of Senator Benjamin Harvey Hill) influenced his son Benjamin Harvey Hill (1867 - 1928) to build this home in the Greek Revival tradition. Constructed by Tom Burdette and his son, Thomas Burdette, the house has ten fluted Corinthian columns made of tin and are about 25 feet in height. The porch was topped by a dentil molding. The exterior steps to the balcony were added when the home was converted into apartments.  Hill, a local attorney, and his wife resided in the house until 1922. When the Hills lived in Atlanta, it served as a boarding house. It was razed in 1972. Davidson, William H. Brooks of Honey and Butter; Plantations and People of Meriwether County, Georgia. Alexander City, Ala. :Outlook Pub. Co., 1971.image/jpegLeGrange, Ga. : Troup County Archiveshttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/Troup County (Ga.)Photograph collections--Georgia--Troup CountyLaGrange (Ga.)--Social life and customsBenjamin Harvey Hill House (West Point)StillImage