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South Washington Street, 1910 (Postcard Front)
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Streetscape of S. Washington Street, now part of the Central Shelby Historic District, includes view of Webbley to left.
Webbley was the home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley 1915
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley 1832 (2)
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley 1937 (1)
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley 1962
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Correspondence - 1989, August 30 - Adelaide Austell Craver
Adelaide Austell Craver
Letter O. Max Gardner III recounting the history of the inhabitants and owners of the Webbley property beginning with Adeline Adelaide Alice Williams Eddins McAfee.
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Documents - Webbley History
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This brief description of the “Webbley” property (unfortunately incomplete) details the significance of this house and property. At the time this was written, Webbley was a bed and breakfast. The writer notes the prominent figures who were guest and visitors to the house: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Lady Bird Johnson, Margaret Truman, Al Smith, James F. Byrnes, Dean Acheson, Jack Benny, Ava Gardner, Any Griffith, Joan Crawford, Thomas Dixon, W. J. Cash, Floyd Patterson, Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston; Gary Houston; Patricia Houston. The paper then describes the Inn and its features as well as its renowned hospitality.
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Webbley NHP Application
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This book contains all of the Historic Preservation Certification Applications for the Webbley property. Each application give an "Architectural feature," "Approximate date of feature," description of the feature, and the work and impact on the feature. Images of the state of the property are included.
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Webbley, Christmas
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley Rose Trellis and Vehicle
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley, Undated
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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Webbley w/Hot Hatchback in Front
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Photograph of Webbley, home of Fay Webb Gardner.
Originally built between 1852 and 1855 by attorney Augustus W. Burton, the property was purchased in 1911 by Fay's father, Judge James Landrum Webb.
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