Tag Archives: {South Georgia Barns}

I first came to know of this structure from another photographer in the area and was absolutely amazed when I was finally able to photograph it. It’s a massive structure and its architectural features, such as wooden-shingle dormers and trellis vents and doors, make it among the rarest styles I’ve ever located in South Georgia. I know nothing of its history but I hope to soon.

Young cotton plants were thriving in the field adjoining the barn.

The cedar tree in the foreground is very emblematic of old South Georgia farms, but like most such icons, is seen less and less these days.

As unique and interesting as its sister structure across Big Barn Road, this tractor shed is in need of stabilization to preserve its iconic appearance.