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Athens, Georgia
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The Joseph Henry Lumpkin House, built in 1842, is a key feature of the district and was the home of the first Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court.
The district is named after James Oglethorpe, the founder of the colony of Georgia in 1733.
The Oglethorpe Avenue Historic District showcases a mix of Greek Revival, Victorian, and Colonial Revival architecture, reflecting its development over time.
Several properties within the district have historical ties to the university, including homes of past faculty and administrators.
The Oglethorpe Avenue Historic District is one of several areas in Athens recognized for its cultural and historical significance, contributing to the city's rich heritage.
