Sibbie is a nearly forgotten ghost town on the Wilcox-Ben Hill County line.
Tag Archives: {South Georgia Precinct Houses}
Precinct House, Waterloo
The old precinct houses, or precincts as most locals call these little buildings, are quickly fading from the landscape in South Georgia. Irwin County has more of these than any other county I know of, and most have this same general style. For older views of the Waterloo precinct:
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2009/05/11/waterloo-precinct-house/
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2008/11/21/precinct-house-waterloo/
Filed under --IRWIN COUNTY GA--, Waterloo GA
Daisy “Courthouse”
The term “courthouse” is often used to designate polling places in rural Georgia towns, as is the case here.
To see a photograph of this structure from 2009, visit the link:
http://vanishingsouthgeorgia.com/2009/09/01/rural-courthouse-daisy/
Filed under --EVANS COUNTY GA--, Daisy GA
Haggard Mill Courthouse
Hoggard Mill was a settlement on the banks of the Ichawaynochaway Creek. Courthouse refers to a public place, most often used as a voting precinct.
Filed under --BAKER COUNTY GA--, Haggard Mill GA
Precinct House, Howell
I do not have confirmation that this was a precinct house, though that would be my initial guess. It’s possible that it served as a playhouse or shed, but it’s very similar to the utilitarian precinct houses once common throughout South Georgia.
Filed under --ECHOLS COUNTY GA--, Howell GA
Frank Precinct House (Spring)
In the foreground are Stiff Verbena (Verbena rigida), one of the most common and beautiful roadside wildflowers in South Georgia.
Filed under --IRWIN COUNTY GA--












