Jesse Bookhardt writes: This house is the old Cicero Fowler home. I knew the family as a young person and Joe Fowler, a son, was one of my best friends. The house had a cement floor and I remember how cool it was compared to most of South Georgia houses that had floors of wood. The windmill…stood to the left of the farm house. It was always a topic of discussion when I was young. I loved to see it pump water from the ground into the catch container.
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Brings back wonderful memories Jesse. My Grandad was Cicero and my Father is Joe Fowler. Thank you so much for the article.
This house is the old Cicero Fowler home. I knew the family as a young person and Joe Folwer, a son, was one of my best friends. The house had a cement floor and I remember how cool it was compared to most of South Georgia houses that had floors of wood. The windmill which is displayed in the previous photo stood to the left of the farm house. It was always a topic of discussion when I was young. I loved to see it pump water from the ground into the catch container. Brian, thanks for the many memories. Your work is important.
To the best of my memory,
Jesse Bookhardt