They represent one of the most intact collections of domestic antebellum architecture to survive in the state. All were determined by the National Park Service to be historically or architecturally significant.[1][2]
{{GeoGroupTemplate}}{{clear}} Resource Name | Also known as | Coordinates | City | County | Added | Notes |
David Rinehart Anthony House | Wynne House | {{coord>32|50|27|N|87|53|25|W|name=David Rinehart Anthony House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} | Demolished |
Gustave Braune House | {{coord>32|50|18|N|87|53|15|W|name=Gustave Braune House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Samuel W. Cockrell House | {{coord>32|50|10|N|87|53|24|W|name=Samuel W. Cockrell House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|12|6}} |
John Coleman House | Grassdale | {{coord>32|51|36|N|87|55|24|W|name=John Coleman House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|12|6}} |
Attoway R. Davis Home | Attoway Davis Cottage | {{coord>32|50|27|N|87|53|27|W|name=Attoway R. Davis Home}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
John W. Elliott House | {{coord>32|50|19|N|87|53|15|W|name=John W. Elliott House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} | Moved |
Glenville | Jincy P. Glenn House | {{coord>32|50|14|N|87|54|22|W|name=Glenville}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Rev. John H. Gray House | {{coord>32|50|56|N|87|54|3|W|name=Rev. John H. Gray House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Benjamin D. Gullett House | {{coord>32|50|25|N|87|53|24|W|name=Benjamin D. Gullett House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Stephen Fowler Hale House | Hale-Jarvis-Trotter House | {{coord>32|50|16|N|87|53|27|W|name=Stephen Fowler Hale House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
William C. Jones House | Archibald-Tuck House | {{coord>32|50|37|N|87|53|44|W|name=William C. Jones House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Dr. Willis Meriwether House | Clark-Malone House | {{coord>32|50|21|N|87|53|26|W|name=Dr. Willis Meriwether House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Samuel R. Murphy House | Winfield Scott Bird House | {{coord>32|51|22|N|87|54|26|W|name=Samuel R. Murphy House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
William Perkins House | Freemount | {{coord>32|50|18|N|87|53|21|W|name=William Perkins House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Littleberry Pippen House | {{coord>32|50|34|N|87|53|17|W|name=Littleberry Pippen House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Edwin Reese House | Reese-Phillips House | {{coord>32|50|23|N|87|53|23|W|name=Edwin Reese House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
William A. Rogers House | {{coord>32|51|22|N|87|54|22|W|name=William A. Rogers House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Phillip Schoppert House | {{coord>32|50|17|N|87|53|15|W|name=Phillip Schoppert House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Iredell P. Vaughan House | {{coord>32|50|31|N|87|53|27|W|name=Iredell P. Vaughan House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
William Peter Webb House | {{coord>32|50|30|N|87|53|33|W|name=William Peter Webb House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Asa White House | White-McGiffert House | {{coord>32|50|35|N|87|53|29|W|name=Asa White House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Catlin Wilson House | Murphy Dunlap House | {{coord>32|50|20|N|87|53|26|W|name=Catlin Wilson House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
Daniel R. Wright House | {{coord>32|50|34|N|87|53|0|W|name=Daniel R. Wright House}} | Eutaw | Greene County | 1982|4|2}} |
1. ^{{NRISref|2008a}}
2. ^{{NRHP url|id=64000008|title=Antebellum Homes in Eutaw TR}} NRIS Database, National Register of Historic Places. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
{{National Register of Historic Places}} 3 : National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Submissions in Alabama|Antebellum architecture|National Register of Historic Places in Greene County, Alabama