Other Buildings Onsite
- The original barn, which was used as Gwinnett County’s first courthouse, was torn down in 1945. The original timbers and lumber were used to build another barn. The second barn was wired for electricity in 1982, but completely collapsed in 1997. It was 32 feet (9.8 m) square and had two floors and an attic.
- Lawrenceville Jail is a log jail built in 1820s in Lawrenceville. It was donated in 1986 and was moved to the location of the original county jail, which was demolished in August 1933. The new jail is similar in size and construction to the original jail.
- The cotton house was donated to the historical society in 2001 and was moved to the Winn property in 2002.
- Walnut Grove School was a one-room school built in 1875. Original located on Highway 124 was moved to several other locations before being donated to the historical society in 1985 and placed in the backyard of the Winn house. The society restored the school to its 1875 appearance.
- Clack Blacksmith Shop was donated in 2000 by Donald S. Bickers, M.D. The building was built in 1910.
- The Outhouse was donated in 2001. A historical society member used the model of the original version to create a new outhouse made from original wood and some from the donated outhouse.
- Johnson Log Cabin was donated in 1989 to the historical society. The cabin sits on the south side of the house.
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