Explore the Johnston-Curtright House, a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture built around 1850 for Burr Harrison Johnston, a prominent lawyer and Alabama Constitutional Convention delegate. This historic home, with its grand two-story portico and hand-carved staircase, stands as a testament to Tuskegee’s rich heritage. Despite its current state of disrepair, efforts to preserve this architectural gem continue. Delve into the history of this significant landmark and its place in the story of Tuskegee, Alabama.