I had a nice talk with the owner of this old bank, which was built by E. J. Fuler. He showed me around the interior, which is in a bit of a mess at the moment as he is presently restoring it. It still retains the fancy tilework and marble counters. He has added a section at the rear which will house an indoor shooting range. The building will not only retain its historic integrity but intrusive renovations made in the later days of its use as a bank will be removed.
Filed under --COOK COUNTY GA--, Sparks GA
Fort Gaines Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --CLAY COUNTY GA--, Fort Gaines GA
Now used as City Hall, the Bank of Edison was built at the corner of Hartford and Turner Streets by contractor W. T. Jay of Shellman.
Filed under --CALHOUN COUNTY GA--, Edison GA
West Broad Avenue is the main commercial area of Doerun.
Typical early 20th-century storefronts, including banks, general and grocery stores, and hardware stores, survive in varying states of repair. Locals are optimistic that some of the unoccupied examples will be saved and repurposed.
Filed under --COLQUITT COUNTY GA--, Doerun GA
Macon Road is actually a street on the south side of the railroad tracks in Gordon. Many of the older storefronts have been restored.
Filed under --WILKINSON COUNTY GA--, Gordon GA
The Tattnall Bank Building is the the most distinctive commercial structure remaining in Reidsville. The bank was founded in 1900 and closed in 2009.
Filed under --TATTNALL COUNTY GA--, Reidsville GA
