I’ve been trying to get to Fairfax ever since seeing Shea Browning’s photograph of this old store, which may have been a commissary for millworkers and lumbermen working the vast pine forests of the area nearly a century ago. Its style, with a false front, is relatively uncommon in Georgia.
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The similarity of the architecture in this house and the one just down the tracks in Millwood lead me to think they may have been constructed by the same builder.
