This is one of two abandoned churches in Gough.
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Gough, Georgia
For those not familiar, Gough is pronounced GOFF. The white building in the foreground is the Gough Lodge of the Prince Hall Masons, an African-American fraternal association. Agricultural warehouses can be seen in the distance.
Filed under --BURKE COUNTY GA--, Gough GA
Commercial Block, Gough
Bob & Bob’s Grocery is a step back in time, with its old Coca-Cola sign and gas pumps right at the front door. There’s also a restaurant next door, though I’m not sure if it’s open. Locals usually gather on the benches out front and shoot the breeze. Dr. Joseph Kitchens, a Gough native, writes: The building was owned by my grandfather, Cyrus White Kitchens who had it constructed to house his bank (the Bank of Gough). The grocery store has obviously been here for a long time, judging by the age of the sign.
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Vernacular House, Gough
The owner of this property related that the house was built in the 1800s and is still in use today.
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Queen Anne House, Gough
This house has is essentially a Folk Victorian version of a Queen Anne, the best I can tell.
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Abandoned Church, Gough
This old vernacular church. likely from the turn of the last century, is located on private property but can be seen from the road.
Filed under --BURKE COUNTY GA--, Gough GA
Abandoned Funeral Home, Gough
The owner of the adjacent properties told me this was a funeral home for as long has he could remember. I believe it could have originally been a schoolhouse or church. As of 2019, this has been razed.
Filed under --BURKE COUNTY GA--, Gough GA
