This Marietta house began as a two-story Victorian-style residence distinguished by its circular porches.

After brief ownership periods, it was purchased by Dr. J.D. Malone, a prominent Marietta physician and president of the World War I Soldiers Welfare Commission. During the early 1930s, a house fire destroyed the second story. Architect Montgomery Anderson redesigned the home, altering the roofline and removing the porches to give the house a more restrained Colonial-style appearance. In 1975, Justice Harris Hines (later of the Georgia Supreme Court) and his wife, Helen, acquired the property. While the first floor remains original, retaining its heart pine floors, stairwell, millwork, and large central hall, the couple converted the damaged second story into a new bedroom, bath, and den area in the 1980s. Come tour this and many more private residences during the Spring Ramble, April 24–26, 2026! We’re teaming up with @thegeorgiatrust to put on this three-day historic home tour. Tickets are available online now at GeorgiaTrust.org.