Two tenant houses from an historic farm remain on this property, though both are nearly gone. There were likely more such houses here at one time. They are great examples of a once common but increasingly rare vernacular form.
Two tenant houses from an historic farm remain on this property, though both are nearly gone. There were likely more such houses here at one time. They are great examples of a once common but increasingly rare vernacular form.
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You know I spent a good amount of time in Dooly County. I remember a crossroads on the highway between Unadilla and Byromville. There was a chuch there name Snow Babtist Church. Is this the same place?