Downtown historic house ready for renewal

The historic "Head House" was built by Homer Head for himself and his wife around the first decade of the 1900s. It was built from lumber purchased by Dr. Head after the local Baptist Church was torn down. Now owned by the City of Dahlonega, the house could become the new home of the DDA.

By John Bynum & Jennifer Ramsay

It sits just behind the public square in Dahlonega. A three-story historical residence built over a century ago, known as the "Head House," the building is now the s…

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