A midpoint town, chartered later than its neighbors
Centerville's position between Macon and Perry gave the town its name, but its formal charter didn't arrive until March 25, 1958 — decades after Perry (1824) or even Warner Robins (1943). Housing here spans pre-charter farmland construction through the postwar subdivisions that followed incorporation and the area's growth as a bedroom community.
Why the build date matters more than the charter date
Because Centerville's 1958 charter doesn't mark when most homes here were actually built, a window project should confirm a property's real construction year before assuming opening sizes — pre-charter farmhouse windows and later subdivision windows don't follow the same standards. Regardless of era, middle Georgia's hot, humid summers make energy-efficient glazing a practical upgrade for any Centerville home.
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Sourcing note
Centerville's 1958 incorporation date and its position-based naming are documented in public reference sources; we found no verified construction-era breakdown for the town's housing stock, so we describe it only in general pre- and post-charter terms.