Dye-White Farm, County Road 244, Heardmont, Elbert County, GA
Summary
Significance: Jim White, owner of the largest amount of land held be a black in the Heardmont neighborhood, was the only black person in that community to accumulate a sizable acreage without inheriting all or part of his land. Black ownership of more than one hundred acres was most unusual in Elbert County in the early twentieth century. The barn, smokehouse, and one-story center-hall-plan house were the only structures on the farmstead when White moved there in 1926; at present there are thirty-seven outbuildings associated with the farm.
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-65
Survey number: HABS GA-31
Building/structure dates: 19q1 Initial Construction
Tags
Date
1933 - 1970
Contributors
Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
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Location
Heardmont, 34.07954, -82.86406
Source
Library of Congress
Copyright info
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