Category Archives: –BERRIEN COUNTY GA–
Abandoned Pyramidal Roof House, Ray City
To see an image of this same house, three years ago, visit this link: http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2008/12/02/abandoned-house-ray-city/
Filed under --BERRIEN COUNTY GA--, Ray City GA
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church, 1902, Alapaha
From the history, “Diocese of Savannah: 1850-2000″: “A Catholic community established a church on the James C. Murray farm 2.6 miles from Alapaha in about 1840…The Catholic community was then known as Saint Patrick’s and was commonly called “Murray Church.” … Continue reading
Filed under --BERRIEN COUNTY GA--, Alapaha GA
Fountain in Connie’s Park, Nashville
Created and named for Nashville’s first woman mayor, the late Connie Tate Perry, Connie’s Park is located beside the old courthouse.
Filed under --BERRIEN COUNTY GA--, Nashville GA
World War I Monument, Nashville
“The Doughboy” statue was designed by Ernest Moore Viquesney in 1920; the impetus for the monument was the death of about 25 Berrien County men during the collision of the Otranto with the Kashmir off the Isle of Islay in … Continue reading
Filed under --BERRIEN COUNTY GA--, Nashville GA
