Taylor Hall

Taylor Hall stands as a residence with original wainscoting, hand-hewn pine planks, and architectural elements reflecting classical Greek design principles.

Dr. Robert Newsom Taylor constructed this building in 1824 using Creek Indian labor, and later moved it across the Ocmulgee River to its current location.

The structure represents the architectural preferences of early 19th century American South, incorporating Greek Revival elements into residential construction methods.

Located at 55 Kibbee Street, this private residence sits on 4 acres of land and requires advance permission for visits due to restricted access.

The oldest house in Pulaski County survived multiple historical events, including Civil War encampments and periods without maintenance, maintaining its original features.

Location: Hawkinsville

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 32.27528,-83.47167

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32