Craigie House, Historic chapter house on Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, United States.
Craigie House was a structure with white columns and classical architectural details located on Piedmont Avenue Northeast in Atlanta. It occupied a prominent spot near Piedmont Park and contributed to the character of the surrounding neighborhood.
The house was built in 1911 and became the first chapter house in Georgia for a women's patriotic organization. It played a significant role in the neighborhood's social and architectural history for over a century.
The building served as a gathering place for a patriotic organization, and its presence shaped how the neighborhood around Piedmont Avenue developed over time.
The location is no longer accessible today, as the building collapsed following a winter storm in 2014. The site has since been cleared, and visitors can only see the empty lot where it once stood on Piedmont Avenue.
The building sustained multiple severe damages from natural disasters over the years, including a fallen tree and hurricane impacts. These repeated impacts hastened its eventual structural failure and demolition.
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