Category Archives: Historic and farm homes in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina
March To The Sea Tragic Event —
Civil war crossing at Ebenezer Creek on Shermans March to the Sea Continue reading
Recorded Burials Since 1736 —
Salzburger settlement at New Ebenezer Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: March 26, 2021 —
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Georgia Fishing Report: January 15, 2021 —
Will 2021 be the year that you make fishing memories with your dad, your mom, your child, your grandchild? Don’t wait. Time is moving fast. Just listen to these lyrics from country singer Trace Adkins (Video Found HERE) “And she … Continue reading
Elliot B. Hinely House, 1894, Rincon —
This is one of two very similar Georgian-style Folk Victorians on Georgia Avenue. There is a nice windmill in the back yard of this property. Elliot B. Hinely House, 1894, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Folk Victorian House, 1894, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
This was likely built by the builder of the Elliot B. Hinley House, two blocks away; if not, it was strongly influenced by it. Folk Victorian House, 1894, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Cross-Gable House, 1890, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
This charming vernacular house has a formal portico on the first-floor porch. It’s essentially a Georgian form with a T-Gable roof. Cross-Gable House, 1890, Rincon — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Goshen United Methodist Church & Cemetery, Circa 1751 & 1820s, Rincon —
Due to the growth of the Salzburger settlement at Ebenezer by the 1740s, a need arose for new churches to serve a dispersed population. Goshen Church was built about 1751, established about a mile from the present location as Goshen … Continue reading
Neidlinger-Monroe House, 1904, Effingham County
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