Dan Aultman writes: This building was originally the farming headquarters for the Aultman family. Later S. O. Spooner leased the turpentine rights for the Aultman forest and rented the building for his offices and warehouse.
Like many such buildings all over Georgia, this one appears to be in bad condition and faces an uncertain future.
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Nice photo, “back in the day” although work was hard, morals were highly valued. Don’t you really miss these special people and the era it represents? I sure do. Phoebe Enterprise.com/Albany,GA
This building was originally the farming headquarters for the Aultman Family. Later S.O Spooner leased the turpentine rights for the Aultman forrest and rented the building for his offices and warehouse. As Brian points out with his superb photography, everything has changed during the past hundred years.
Glad to know more about this place, Dan! Thanks.
Great shot, Brian!