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| Name: | Architecture of Andrew Johnson in North Mississippi |
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| Abbreviation: | Andrew Johnson TR |
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| Comments: | The architecture of Andrew Johnson is significant as the collected works of a prolific and creative North Mississippi architect and contractor in the late-nineteenth century. Johnson (1844-1921) was a Swedish-born and trained architect/builder who brought a dregree of architectural sophistication to the primarily vernacular tradition of north-central Mississippi. Buildings designed by Johnson are characterized by the generous and creative use of stock millwork decoration, and his frame dwellings generally are larger and more richly decorated than the prevailing vernacular buildings constrcuted in the area during the last quarter of the 19th century and the early years of the 20th century. |
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| Associated Properties |
| Name | City | County |
| Col. Chap Anderson House (Anderson-Ellis House) | Kosciusko | Attala |
| Byhalia [United] Methodist Church | Byhalia | Marshall |
| Lee House | Batesville | Panola |
| Tait-Taylor House | Como | Panola |
| Wardlaw-Swango House | Como | Panola |
| Taylor-Mansker House | Como | Panola |
| Craig-Seay House | Como | Panola |
| Taylor-Falls House | Como | Panola |
| Popular Price Store (Hope & Art Gallery And Café) | Como | Panola |
| Crenshaw House | Crenshaw | Panola |
| Walton-Howry House | Sardis | Panola |
| Hall-Henderson House | Sardis | Panola |
| J.C. Kyle House (Kyle-Spencer House) | Sardis | Panola |
| Taylor-Wall-Yancy House | Sardis | Panola |
| Ballentine-Seay House | Sardis | Panola |
| Hufft House | Sardis | Panola |
| "Fairhill" ("Short's Hill") (Gillion-Short-Holland House) | Sardis | Panola |
| Johnson-Tate Cottage | Sardis | Panola |
| Hall-Roberson House ("Magnolia Manor") | Sardis | Panola |
| Ballentine-Bryant House | Sardis | Panola |
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