Argyle 503 North Ash Street 3d model
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Argyle 503 North Ash Street

Argyle 503 North Ash Street

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This two-story, single dwelling residential building was built CA. 1911 for J.W. McCareny. This Georgian type house was built with Neo-Classical Revival elements but contains Southern vernacular elements seen around Springfield, Georgia beginning in the early 20th century. This house is owned by Joe Tebeau and is also known as the “Argyle” house for the writing in the pediment in the front façade gable over the entrance. The symmetrical floor plan has a central hallway, two rooms deep and is rectangular in shape. The single front door is under an elevated gabled awning flanked with two Doric-inspired columns. Above the front door is a single-paned glass window. On either side of the front door the windows on the first floor are double hung sash 1/1. There are three or more chimneys made of lateral brick. The construction is brick bearing and is made of machine-made brick. The hip roof is made of clay tile. The foundation is made of concrete block. Flat roof second-story porches supported by Doric columns each side has small French doors with two-light transoms. There is an outhouse, “Wellhouse” at the rear of the main house that is small and has a side gabled roof. The fenced in yard is filled with many old trees, and vegetation. The builder of this property, Mr. McCareny was president and cashier of the Exchange Bank of Springfield. #architecture #City_of_Springfield #Georgia #historic_preservation #SCAD #Springfield #vernacular

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