| The Leavenworth-Wasson-Carroll House is an interesting two-story "half-timbered" Eastern Craftsman style house that is based on a plan published in "The Craftsman" in 1906. It was built around 1913 for George Leavenworth. Its style sets it apart from any other early twentieth-century residence in Greenville, and perhaps in the state. The house is also significant for its historic associations with prominent leaders in the community over the years. It was listed on the National Register on 23 July 1980. This house is mentioned in "Buildings of Mississippi" (2020) (p.110, in the listing for the South Washington Avenue Residential Neighborhood, DR18). |