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Bush’s Butcher Shop, Lumpkin

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Bull Durham Ghost Mural, Lumpkin

“Standard of the World”

Also readable on this Hobbs & Co. Mural: Furniture, Crockery, Stoves

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Providence Methodist Church, 1859

I’ve always found this simple old church to be fascinating. On my last visit, however, I was appalled at the horrible condition of the cemetery. This is on state park land (or at least accessible only via state park road at which an entrance fee is collected) and an absolute disgrace to the department. I realize budget cuts have been a constant source of despair, but surely a friends group or volunteer organization could assist with its cleanup. It’s one of the oldest cemeteries in this section of the state, and if the government is going to oversee and promote the canyon as a tourist attraction, it should have some respect for the pioneer citizens who rest permanently on its grounds.

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We Will Meet Again, Providence Cemetery

Headstone of R. C. C. McGinty (b. 1820)

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Yelverton Family Plot, Providence Cemetery

Penelope Yelverton (1 February 1794 – 25 May 1884?)

Moses C. Yelverton (27 January 1822 – 27 May 1887)

Wright Yelvington (Company E, 31st Regiment, Georgia Infantry – No Dates)

The misspelling on the veteran’s headstone is likely an error.

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Samuel & Matilda Walton, Wiregrass Pioneers

Providence Methodist Church Cemetery

Samuel B. Walton (23 June 1815 – 29 March 1875)

Matilda E. Walton (28 September 1819 – 7 January 1894)

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Providence Canyon, Stewart County

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Providence Canyon, Stewart County

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Religious Folk Art Sign, Stewart County

Upper Sardis Baptist Church

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Richland, Georgia

Thanks to the efforts of Chip Jones and everyone at Richland Better Hometown, this small community exhibits a sense of pride and history that should be an example to all. Cosmetic improvements, as well as an active search for small businesses, have helped Richland make a name for itself at a time when many towns of similar size are deteriorating and being forgotten.

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