Building | Image | Location | First built | Use | Notes |
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Horton House | | Jekyll Island | 1743 | House | One of the oldest tabby concrete buildings in Georgia |
Wild Heron | | near Savannah | 1756 | Plantation house | One of the oldest documented houses in Georgia [1] [2] |
Jerusalem Lutheran Church | | Ebenezer | 1769 | Church | Oldest church building in Georgia and the oldest continuous Lutheran congregation in the U.S. [3] |
Glen Echo | | Ellabell | 1773 | House | |
Eppinger House | | Chatham | c. 1776 | House | Believed to be the oldest extant brick building in the state |
Old Rock House | | McDuffie County | 1786 | House | Oldest well-documented house in Georgia [2] |
Thornton House | | Stone Mountain | 1790 (circa) | House | One of the oldest houses in the state |
Pirates' House | | Savannah | 1794 | House | |
Drouillard-Maupas House | | Savannah | 1799 | House | Oldest surviving building in the Thomas Square District, predating the surrounding street grid |
Springfield Baptist Church | | Augusta | 1801 | Church | Oldest surviving building in Augusta, rare example of New England meetinghouse style in Georgia |
First Presbyterian Church | | Augusta | 1804 | Church | Possibly oldest Presbyterian church in Georgia |
Elisha Winn House | | Dacula | 1812 (circa) | House | Oldest surviving house in metro Atlanta. The location of Gwinnett County's first government |
First Baptist Church | | Savannah | 1833 | Church | Oldest surviving church in Savannah |
Pine Log Methodist Church | | Rydal | 1842 | Church | Oldest continuously used church in Northwest Georgia |
Meadow Nook | | Atlanta | 1856 | House | Oldest surviving house in Atlanta in its original location |
Congregation Mickve Israel | | Savannah | 1878 | Synagogue | Oldest synagogue in Georgia |
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