Lucy Cobb Institute – UGA 2000 (1858, Category 1). The Lucy Cobb Institute is located west of North Milledge Avenue. The building was completed in 1858 by Thomas R. R. Cobb to establish a high school for young ladies from prominent local families. The school property occupied a city block. The building was originally four stories, but is now three stories in height. It features triple Regency gables over the central portion of the building, and a cast-iron verandah across the front. The building is constructed of stucco over brick. A broad flight of wooden steps lead to the verandah. The main entrance is Greek Revival in style, with lights above and on the sides of the door. Pilasters support an entablature with an anthemion motif. Entablatures occur over all main floor windows. A one-story porch is on the rear. Windows that open onto the verandah are 12/12, while other windows are 6/6.406 The building is listed in the National Register and is assessed as a Category 1 resource.
