You wanted to know: What happened to those gorgeous, ravaged beauties we feature in the back of the magazine each issue? We tell you which have sold, been demolished, or are still available for your taking
While we can't seem to track him down, word on the street is this legendary Greek Revival has a new owner, who is patching it up and replacing the columned façade that blew off during a 2003 tornado. The house is an important part of both southern and Hollywood history. Built by Judge J.C. Burrus in 1858, it was occupied by Union soldiers during the Civil War. Then, in 1956, it was the setting for the Elia Kazan film Baby Doll based on a screenplay by Tennessee Williams.
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