Shadinger-Leavell House, US 27 & State Route 1, Carrollton, Carroll County, GA. Surveyed as HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,3-, with a 427-word written history.
“Hipped Bungalow house type of frame construction.”
Written record, HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,3- survey. Machine-read text.
Surveyed by the federal HABS program as HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,3- · the record runs 427 words · one of 4 surveyed structures published for this county.
The headings the report itself prints. Each one jumps to where it begins.
Source document Quoted word for word from HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,3-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.
The Shadinger-Leavell House is a c. Hipped Bungalow house type of frame construction. It is significant for its architecture as a representative example of a Hipped Bungalow house type. The resource is virtually intact on the exterior, and possesses many of the characteristics that typify this type of vernacular architecture. Description: The Shadinger-Leavell House is a one-story c. Hipped Bungalow. It is of frame construction with clapboard siding, and rests on a foundation of masonry piers. The resource possesses a hipped roof ~ith a central front dormer and one off-center corbelled chimney. It is also distinguished by an integral front porch that is supported by double or triple wooden posts that rest on brick piers.
Other architectural features typically associated with the bungalow house type include the four-over-one windows and exposed rafters. The panel and glass door in the front entrance also appears to be an original feature. Although the exterior of the resource appears virtually intact, the interior has been altered, and no longer possesses any distinguishing features or details. History: The Shadinger-Leavell House was constructed c. as the residence of Mr. Shadinger and his family. Mr. Shadinger purchased the land on which he was to construct his home in from Mr. Reese. The transaction included approximately 75 acres of land. As Carroll County was primarily an agricultural area, it is presumed that Mr. Shadinger was a farmer. Upon Mr.
Shadinger's death, his property was deeded to his heirs, which included his four daughters. His daughter Irene Leavell is the present owner of the residence. The residence is currently unoccupied.
Shadinger-Leavell House Babs
No. GA-2310 (Page 2)
Source document Quoted word for word from HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,3-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.
Lauren A. Cotton Georgia Department of Transportation Aviation Circle Atlanta, G~orgia SHADINGER-LEAVELL HOUSE HASS NO. GA- (PAGE 3) FLOOR PLAN ' . I KI f Cfil>NI ' PANfRY I I BAff1ROOM OININb ROOM B~OROOM 1.--IVIN& ROOM B~OROOM PORCH SCALE: 1" - 10' 5 10 20 '
| Carrollton, Georgia | The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town. |
| Carroll County, Georgia | 70 topographic sheets across the county. |
| Library of Congress record | The original filed report as the survey filed it. |
The federal surveyors worked through Carrollton building by building. These are the other structures they measured and filed a report on, longest report first.
| Sheet | Structure | Survey | Report |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ringer Store | HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,2- | 451 words | |
| Hogan House | HABS GA,23-CAROL.V,1- | 422 words |
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