Horton-DuBignon House

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The Horton-DuBignon House on Jekyll Island (circa 1738) is one of the oldest intact tabby structures in Georgia. DuBignon family members occupied the "mansion house" from 1794 into the 1850s.

Photograph by Martha L. Keber

Horton-DuBignon House

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