Grand old Southern mansions decorated for Christmas.
This is the Paige House in Dublin, Georgia.
It is a Bed and Breakfast that we have not stayed at but always enjoy driving by at Christmas.
This is the business next door to the Paige House.
These houses are located on U.S. highway 80 in the center of Dublin.
I have been making Christmas cards from some of the close up shots of the porch rockers on these two houses. It has been a fun learning experience for me.
This charming house is an eye doctor's office and is across the street from the other two.
The gingerbread trim is beautiful.
This large house is next to the doctor's office and has understated Christmas lights.
I love those porches.
I will share my Christmas cards later.
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I am sending a huge thank you to all my readers who left comments about our Christmas tree and CC coming home from college. You are the best readers ever and welcome to all new followers. Joe and I read and enjoy each and every comment.
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Tidings and Joy
Olive
I love these houses. i have always dreamed of a house with columns. there is just something so romantic about there looks. So of course, that one is my favorite. Richard from My Old Historic House.
ReplyDeleteI love me some gingerbread! Gorgeous houses and I can only imagine how wonderful your cards will be. Ann
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful neighborhood. These mansions are gorgeous. Beautiful porches!...Christine
ReplyDeleteOH, my dream homes. I'll take any of them. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh, aren't they all just beautiful, Olive. I hope I get to live in a big ole beautiful house in my next life. :)
ReplyDeletexo bj
How nice Olive. I look forward to seeing your Christmas cards.
ReplyDeleteThese are such lovely old places. I can really imagine living in one. But I do have a big imagination!
ReplyDeleteWhat grand houses...and yet they look so welcoming. Bet your cards are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJan
beautiful
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Love the eye doctor's house/office... the porch beckons to me to come and sit and I like the paint colors they used too.
ReplyDeleteLove them all, Olive!! Sigh...
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're a C.S. Lewis fan too. ;)
Im am impressed that you have time to make Christmas cards as well. :)
ReplyDeleteI love looking at old homes. They have such character and charm. I really like drving by them at night to see inside :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
Can't wait to see your Christmas cards.
ReplyDeleteWhat elegant houses. I love porches and find they add something special to a house whether it be big or small.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and very Christmassy. I can only imagine how fabulous your cards will be. XO
Hi Olive!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous homes, wish I was a little Christmas mouse and could take a peek inside.
The only thing missing is the snow :)
Blessings this week,
Rebecca
~SIGH~
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful Christmas tree in your post below. It is gorgeous...and those cloches on your buffet...love them Olive.
Have a wonderful Christmas my sweet friend.
hugs from me...
I enjoyed the tour so much! Thank you Olive!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Susan and Bentley
Oh WOW!!! These homes are just sooo lovely! I just love old, historic homes - thanks for sharing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you!!!
Cheers,
Jessie
Olive,
ReplyDeletethose homes are beautiful! I drive past the Dublin exit every time I visit my BF in Statesboro and have always wanted to get off and sight see but haven't. Maybe next time now that I've seen these fab homes!
Rebecca
Oh those houses. Except they are more than houses. Swoon...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous houses! Must have been a joy to see them in person...so pretty!!! I'm going to check out the B&B's website...my hubby is from GA, may have to pay them a visit!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're dream houses all Olive! So beautiful and grand! Vanna
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