Hart-Davis-Martin House, ca. 1895
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Directions to next stop ↗This residence was built by Captain Lamb, a sea captain, for his bride. It is believed that Capt. Lamb brought the first camellia to Glynn County. This beautiful plant was unfortunately lost to a freeze in 1983. This folkVictorian structure exhibits a gable-front and wing pattern, common in the South. It's delicate gingerbread and gable cladding add to the angular, vertical feel. The homes most interesting exterior detail is the bracketed step-out porch, reached from the inside by a triple-hung walk-out window.
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- 1110 Prince St, Brunswick, GA 31520, USA
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This residence was built by Captain Lamb, a sea captain, for his bride. It is believed that Capt. Lamb brought the first camellia to Glynn County. This beautiful plant was unfortunately lost to a freeze in 1983. This folkVictorian structure exhibits a gable-front and wing pattern, common in the South. It's delicate gingerbread and gable cladding add to the angular, vertical feel. The homes most interesting exterior detail is the bracketed step-out porch, reached from the inside by a triple-hung walk-out window.