Monthly Archives: May 2011
Headstone of Jerry M. Tootle, Barrel-Maker
Harmony United Methodist Church According to his descendant, Erbie James, Mr. Tootle was a cooper, or barrel-maker. He and his wife are buried here. It’s certainly one of the most interesting headstones I’ve ever seen. The preceding photo shows a … Continue reading
Filed under --TATTNALL COUNTY GA--, Mendes GA
Hopewell United Methodist Church, Tattnall County
This historic congregation dates to 1817. On the first Sunday in September, since 1955, they have held the Edward Anderson Reunion, in memory of J. Miller Anderson, Mamie A. Dasher, and others of the church who have passed away.
Filed under --TATTNALL COUNTY GA--
Ohoopee River, Tattnall County
This and the preceding photograph were made near the Tattnall County Landing. The Ohoopee is one of the most beautiful rivers in Georgia, and is ideal for kayaking, swimming, and fishing. http://altamahariverkeeper.org/
Filed under --TATTNALL COUNTY GA--
Schwarz Building, 1890, Savannah
This view shows the Bull Street facade. This beautiful Romanesque Revival office building was designed by prominent Georgia architect Alfred S. Eichberg. Over the years it has housed everything from the WPA Writers’ Project to the Venezuelan Consulate to radio … Continue reading
Filed under --CHATHAM COUNTY GA--, Savannah GA
Schwarz Building, 1890, Savannah
This view was made from Wright Square looking toward the York Street side of the building.
Filed under --CHATHAM COUNTY GA--, Savannah GA
Savannah First Baptist Church, 1831-1833
Designed by Elias Carter, the present home of the First Baptist Church of Savannah is the oldest standing house of worship in the city, and is one of the most imposing buildings on Chippewa Square. The congregation was chartered in … Continue reading
Filed under --CHATHAM COUNTY GA--, Savannah GA
