I don't know about you, but I LOVE the charm and the history of old, old houses. I thought that I would share some of my photos of beautiful old homes with you today!
Now, these photos may not be the best as I took these pictures from my car as I am driving down the road! Don't worry! All is well and I am safe and sound and so is everyone that came across my path!
These old historic homes are 19th and 20th century Victorian and Neoclassical houses. I love the details of these old homes and would love to get an opportunity one day to see the inside of these beautiful old homes.
Enjoy the view!
Just look at the beautiful old columns and the wrap around porch and balcony!
Thanks for stopping in friends! Come back soon!
Lots of love,
Barbara
10 comments:
Barbara wow what a town,steel Magnolias eat your heart out.
Love them
barbara i love these photos, such stunning homes.
Oh, those are gorgeous! I'd love to see the insides, too, especially of the sixth one.
WOW, gorgeous homes!!! I could live in any one of those. Do they ever do a "homes tour" where you would get to see the inside?
Hi Barbara!!
The homes are absolutely breath taking! Makes me want to move right down there, of course that wouldn't take much!! Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful... good photography too!! Can't you just see us sitting on one of those lovely porches sippin' somethin' yummy?!?! LOL!!
Love to You!
Marilyn
Awww--that must be where all the poor people live huh? ;O)
Gorgeous! Wow, that is quite a place you live in! Love the big porches and the columns (don't see much of that around here) Thanks for the tour!
Smiles, Karen
Stop the car! Let me grab my toothbrush so I can just move in one of those beautiful homes! Anyone of those gorgeous homes would do...I won't be picky!!! Thanks for taking us on such a lovely tour. Have a great weekend. ~ xoxo Joy
Love the pics - homes are beautiful. My daughter, Erin, got married in an old home with big columns. Ray Thacker in Cartersville hosts weddings and parties at "Grand Oaks". It was hard to keep my eyes from roaming over all the beautiful antiques and rugs. He does a luncheon around Christmas, it is not expensive, but you do have to have reservations. If you make it over to Cartersville, Barb, we could do lunch one day around Christmas - Just let me know!! Thanks for sharing some of our wonderful southern culture with everyone!! Cindy
Oh Barbara I love them!! I would love a tour of the inside too! Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Laurie
I tell you...nothing like the Southern charm in the South's antebellum homes. Gorgeous! You are a great photographer! Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my Father's Day post. Have a blessed day!
Marilyn
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