Aiken-Patelidas House, ca. 1908
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Directions to next stop ↗Frank D. Aiken, a Brunswick banker who was also in the lumber and cross ties business, built this home. It remained in his family until 1945 when it was purchased by the Patelidas'. The house occupies two 90'x 180' Old Town lots. Though at first glance this home might seem to have Spanish influences, it actually draws more from the Prairie style, popular at the turn of the century. Of special note is the chimney medallion, the window surrounds, and the frieze over the front door.
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- 1015 Union St, Brunswick, GA 31520, USA
About
Frank D. Aiken, a Brunswick banker who was also in the lumber and cross ties business, built this home. It remained in his family until 1945 when it was purchased by the Patelidas'. The house occupies two 90'x 180' Old Town lots. Though at first glance this home might seem to have Spanish influences, it actually draws more from the Prairie style, popular at the turn of the century. Of special note is the chimney medallion, the window surrounds, and the frieze over the front door.