This landmark stands as not only the grandest in Manassas but one of the largest and best preserved Folk Victorians I’ve ever seen. Its size is truly awe-inspiring. There are even more notable structures in Manassas but I didn’t have the time to shoot them yesterday. I will certainly be back and encourage photographers in the area to explore Manassas and vicinity when they have the opportunity.
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Nan Smith ran a small grocery/general store here, as well as the post office. Thanks to her nephew Jake Smith for the identification.
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Since the rail line was run through Manassas by the Savannah & Western Railroad in the 1880s, I presume the depot is most likely contemporary to that date. The line is now operated by Georgia Central.
For other views:
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2009/11/05/savannah-western-depot-manassas/
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2009/11/05/savannah-western-depot-manassas-2/
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