Category Archives: Historic and farm homes in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina
Andersonville National Cemetery — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
One of fourteen National Cemeteries administered by the National Park Service, Andersonville is still open for burials today. Few places will put into perspective the human cost of war more than the burial place of so many who paid the … Continue reading
Colonel Edward Bird House, 1870, Guyton — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Effingham County Georgia Continue reading
New Hope A. M. E. Church, 1885, Guyton — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown
Celebrating its sesquicentennial this year, New Hope A. M. E. Church was founded by former slaves on 4 August 1869. It’s the oldest black church in Guyton and among the oldest A. M. E. congregations in Southeast Georgia. The original … Continue reading
Stoney-Barnard Tabby Ruins —
Coastal South Carolina Planation House Tabby Ruins Continue reading
Jail House-1934 —
Red Brick, metal roof, window bars via Jail House-1934 —
1955 Meet Up At The Courthouse
Photos are captioned with Bridge-Moss meeting Continue reading
Fun Welcomes —
A porch waiting for visitors Continue reading
Beautiful Homes Then and Now
Guyton Georgia 1975-1977 Traditional metal roofing of the 19th century provided durabilty, and fire retardant properties. Time period for these homes is 1880 Photos provided by Carolyn Ramsey McGinness and her daughter Susan McDermott
A look at 1985
Effingham County Georgia Continue reading
School House —
Replica of the Bethel School house in Springfield Georgia Continue reading
