Category Archives: –CRAWFORD COUNTY GA–
Nakomis, Georgia
Filed under --CRAWFORD COUNTY GA--, Nakomis GA
C. F. Hays, Jr., Musella
This old store, in business since 1900, has been continuously operated by the same family since its founding. It’s a labor of love, no doubt, but it wins my vote as the coolest store in all of Georgia. Bar none!
Filed under --CRAWFORD COUNTY GA--, Musella GA
Old Crawford County Courthouse, Knoxville
Built in 1852, this Greek Revival vernacular Courthouse is among the oldest in Georgia. After extensive renovations and remodels during the 19th and 20th centuries, a new courthouse was opened across the street in 2002. Thanks to Mona Lowe for the updated historical information. Also significant to the history of Knoxville is the story of Joanna Troutman, who lived across the street from the courthouse and designed the Bonnie Blue flag which was integral to the design of the Texas state flag. She presented the flag to a group of volunteers who left Knoxville to aid in the fight for Texas independence.
Filed under --CRAWFORD COUNTY GA--, Knoxville GA
C-SPAN Tocqueville Marker, Knoxville
As part of their tour retracing the visit of the French aristocrat, Alexis De Tocqueville (Author of Democracy in America), C-SPAN placed this marker on the old courthouse to commemorate his tour of the area.
Filed under --CRAWFORD COUNTY GA--, Knoxville GA
Hutto’s Store, Friendship
Thanks to Mike Price for the identification.
There are at least two other settlements in Georgia called Friendship; one is in Sumter County and the other in Fayette County.
Filed under --CRAWFORD COUNTY GA--, Friendship GA







