Evans Boyhood Home

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Brigadier general Clement Anselm Evans, a Confederate war hero who later became a Methodist minister, was born and reared in Lumpkin. The Evans home was built circa 1835.

Courtesy of Matthew M. Moye

Evans Boyhood Home

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