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Habersham Hall Built in 1887
235 Habersham St.

Designed by Harry P. and Kenneth McDonald, the three-story, 42,884-square-feet, stucco Moorish Revival style Habersham Hall, with its distinctive onion-shaped dome, once served as the Chatham County jail. Habersham Hall is home to the English as a Second Language department and International Student Services Office.