Category Archives: –APPLING COUNTY GA–
Vernacular Farmhouse with Awning, McTier
I remember many old farmhouses when I was growing up had this mid-20th-century metal awning over the windows; you rarely see it today. This is located directly beside S. S. Surrency’s store, which is shown in the following post.
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S. S. Surrency’s Store, McTier
For other views of the store, without the tractor: http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/tag/mctier-ga/
Filed under --APPLING COUNTY GA--, McTier GA
Vernacular Farmhouse, Georgia Highway 144
This vernacular farmhouse was recently exposed as the result of a clear cut. Many structures like this remain hidden deep in the pine forests of South Georgia, but most get razed once they’re revealed.
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Davis Landing Road, Appling County
This is the road into Davis Launch, or David Landing, as the map calls it. It’s a private fishing camp, but apparently visitors can pay for daily access.
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Half Moon Lake, Altamaha River
Though privately owned, Half Moon Lake is one of the most beautiful oxbows on the Altamaha.
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Memorial, Half Moon Lake
Inscription: Lake, Land, and Buildings Dedicated to the Memory of Joel Davis, Lizzie Davis Howell and William Edward Howell By Their Children, Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren
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