Research archive
A source-led register of attributed Dunwody work awaiting fuller drawings, photography, or present-day building identification.
Legacy work
University of Georgia · Athens, Georgia
The obituary of Eugene Cox Dunwody names the University of Georgia's General Classroom Complex among the projects under his direction. UGA records point toward the 1969 Psychology, Journalism, and Instructional Plaza complex, but the current public page does not connect that name to the firm. The record stays open rather than forcing a match.
Attribution confirmed; present building identity still under research
Restoration documented 1980
Mercer University · Macon, Georgia
SAH Archipedia records a 1980 Dunwody Beeland restoration of Mercer's historic administration building. This is preservation work, not original authorship. A future page should preserve that distinction and pair the restoration record with drawings or construction files from the firm's archive.
Firm's restoration role confirmed; original 1871 design belongs to Gurdon P. Randall
1922–1941
Macon, Georgia
The Shirley Hills National Register nomination attributes ten English Vernacular Revival and Georgian Revival houses to W. Elliott Dunwody, including two collaborations with Ed Ferguson. The addresses are known; the next archival task is to match each house to present-day photography before splitting the group into individual records.
Ten-house group confirmed; address-to-photograph matching remains open
1960
First and Cherry streets · Macon, Georgia
The former YMCA youth center opened in 1960 from a design by W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. It later became the Macon Health Club and has stood vacant since 2017. A 2026 redevelopment proposal is not represented as firm work; this record preserves the attribution of the original building and its changing place in downtown life.
W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. attribution confirmed; current redevelopment is separate
1923
Jones County, Georgia
A preservation-photography record attributes the church to W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. Until church records, a county survey, or surviving drawings corroborate that statement, this remains a research lead rather than a published project attribution.
One direct attribution found; primary corroboration still needed
1956
Allentown, Georgia
A preservation record cites John Linley's Architecture of Middle Georgia and attributes the church to W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. The page remains in the register until the underlying book passage or a primary church record can be checked directly.
Published secondary attribution; cited book passage still to be inspected