Category Archives: Ludowici GA
Ludowici Tile House, Lincoln Street
Side View Ludowici was founded as a railroad stop (known as Four and a Half) in the 1840s; by 1850 it was known as Johnston Station, after landowner and businessman Allen Johnston. German entrepreneur William Ludowici built the “Dixie” plant … Continue reading
Filed under --LONG COUNTY GA--, Ludowici GA
“One-and-a-Half” Shotgun House, Ludowici
I’ve seen shotgun houses all my life, and even the occasional double-shotgun, but this house is a one-and-a-half-shotgun!
Filed under --LONG COUNTY GA--, Ludowici GA
The Teacherage, Ludowici
In the early years of the 20th Century, housing was generally provided to teachers at a very low cost. Caveats for residents, though, were plentiful. Women were expected not to date, to be unmarried, and to uphold a strict moral … Continue reading
Filed under --LONG COUNTY GA--, Ludowici GA
Hour Glass Lodge, 113 F. & A. M., 1956, Ludowici
Cornerstone Text: J. L. Baggs, P.M. E. C. Baggs, P.M. F. B. Berry, W.M. Cornerstone Laid July 15, 1956 J. W. Dobbs, G.M. Prince Hall Grand Lodge
Filed under --LONG COUNTY GA--, Ludowici GA
