Atlanta mansion facing demolition was cut in two and moved 2 miles to save it

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What happened

Historic Randolph-Lucas-Jones House was saved from demolition by new owners who relocated it in 2013.

Built in 1924 for a descendant of Thomas Jefferson, the house required significant restoration after moving.

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  • Historic Randolph-Lucas-Jones House was saved from demolition by new owners who relocated it in 2013.
  • Built in 1924 for a descendant of Thomas Jefferson, the house required significant restoration after moving.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 07:37:56 UTC.

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  2. Atlanta mansion facing demolition was cut in two and moved 2 miles to save it

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