Nutwood

The Nutwood building combines Federal and Greek Revival architectural elements with prominent columns, symmetrical design, and refined construction techniques throughout its structure.

Architect Collin Rogers designed this substantial property during a period when Greek Revival and Federal architectural styles influenced residential construction in the American South.

The National Register of Historic Places designation reflects the importance of preserving architectural heritage for understanding construction methods and residential patterns.

The property maintains its structural integrity through regular maintenance and restoration efforts, ensuring its continued role in documenting American architectural history.

The dual incorporation of Federal and Greek Revival architectural styles in Nutwood demonstrates the transition between these two significant American design movements.

Location: Troup County

Architects: Collin Rogers

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture, Federal architecture

GPS coordinates: 33.02250,-84.99472

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:30