ATLANTA — A historic home relocated to Ansley Park over a decade ago has been declared a local landmark again.
Channel 2 Action News covered the Randolph-Lucas Jones House’s move from its original site near Lindbergh in 2013. But when it was relocated, it lost its historical landmark status.
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WSB Radio reports that the house got it back this week. Owner Roger Smith, who saved the house with his late husband Christopher Jones , said he feels the designation preserves the house’s legacy.
“While this does not prevent demolition, I certainly think it will act as a mechanism to protect it,” Smith told WSB Radio’s Jonathan O’Brien.
It’s the first house in Ansley Park to earn landmark status. Read more about the house’s history here.
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