Baldwin-Coker Cottage
- Also Known As: Frances Cottage
- Address: 226 Lower Lake Rd
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1925/00/00 | Joe Webb | Carpenter | James Baldwin from Anderson, builds himself a rustic-style 1.5 story log house. Carpenter Joe Webb will go on to build an important series of summer houses in Highlands during the interwar period using Baldwin cottage as his prototype. | |||
| 1925/00/00 | James J Baldwin | Architect, Home | James Baldwin from Anderson, builds himself a rustic-style 1.5 story log house. Carpenter Joe Webb will go on to build an important series of summer houses in Highlands during the interwar period using Baldwin cottage as his prototype. | |||
| 1930/07/24 | James J Baldwin | Former Owner | After James Baldwin and Caroline Elizabeth Baldwins marriage ends in divorce, Caroline sells their summer house for $2,000 to the Bank of Walhalla. | |||
| 1931/08/08 | William Chambers Coker | Home | Dr William Chambers Coker buys the Baldwin cabin and uses it as a summer house from 1931 to his death, the principal landscape development of the property, after the creation of the northwest lawn and its stone wall, probably dates to Coker's ownership. | |||
| 1966/00/00 | Grotesques are salvaged from Woodhaven, the estate of Mr and Mrs Robert F Maddox on Pace's Ferry Road in Atlanta. The English Tudor-style home was ravaged by a fire then demolished to build the present Governor's Mansion for the State of Georgia. |
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