by pilasters of varying design. The interior uses wainscoting throughout with top projecting molding serving as a dado. Door and window moldings are fluted with lintel sections. Simple crown molding completes a relatively simple but elegant woodwork style. Circa 1891, A. Heywood Mason added porches that extend the full length of the house on both the north and south sides. The architect is unknown. Mason also probably added the rear kitchen wing. No photographs prior to 1895 of the rear of the house are known, so dates of renovations at the rear are in question. Between 1891 and 1930, the 1841 rear porch was enclosed to form new rooms on both levels. A south rear screened sleeping room above the side porch was added circa 1925. This sleeping porch and a rear race for air conditioning were removed by the Rhea's in 2000 to return the exterior to an earlier period. References Resources James S. Mason (1995), Oh, Susina!, Thomasville, GA, Craigmiles & Associates. Jacquelyn Cook (2009), The Greenwood Legacy, Smyna, GA, Bell Bridge Books. External links thomascountyhistory.org — Thomas County Museum of History Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Georgia (U.S. state) Greek Revival houses in Georgia (U.S. state) Houses completed in 1841 Houses in Grady County, Georgia National Register of Historic Places in Grady County, Georgia Plantations in Georgia (U.S. state)