Hawthorn House, National Register of Historic Places site in Mobile, Alabama.
Hawthorn House was a 1.5-story wood-frame residence with a brick foundation located on Stanton Road in Mobile. The structure followed the Gulf Coast Cottage architectural style typical of mid-19th century homes in the region.
Joshua K. Hawthorn built this house in 1853 during an important period of architectural development along the Gulf Coast. The building stood until its demolition in October 2021.
The structure represented a typical mid-19th century residential building style found along the Gulf Coast of the United States.
The house was located on Stanton Road in Mobile and was documented in the National Register before its removal. Visitors should know the building no longer stands and exists only as a historical record.
The National Register of Historic Places recognized this property with reference number 84000671 on May 21, 1984.
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