Fauber, J. Everette

Near the norther tip of Jekyll Islan, Georgia, stands the tabby ruin known as the Horton House. Built by Captain William Horton, one of Georgia's most important early colonists, the ruin exists as one of the few colonial edifices still standing in the state.

Work was commenced at eight o’clock Monday morning, September 13, 1965, in conjuction with archaeological excavations and exploratory research on the superstructure of the Owens-Thomas House on Oglethorpe Square in Savannah, Georgia.