Stokes-McHenry House, 240 S. 2nd St., Madison, Georgia, 1939 or 1944, by Frances Benjamin Johnston, via Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
This porch is certainly a strong contender for “best in latticework.” The woodwork around the front door is not bad either.
The house was built in the 1820s in the Federal style. The porch was given its current Italianate and Gothic features in the 1850s. It still stands — the property of descendants of its original owners.

I just love those door-sized shutters!
Oh, I know! I’ll bet there are triple-hung floor to ceiling windows behind them.
Cindy, do you know the current address for this house? I was curious to see what it looked like now but there is no longer any South 2nd St.
The Madison Morgan Cultural Center website (click on ‘the house’ above) has it as 458 Old Post Road.
fabulous! madison is my favorite town in georgia and has a fascinating history. oh so charming!