This large Queen Anne house is the last remaining landmark of the Upton community. Slade Bacon writes: Dr. Moorman had it built and his family lived there until ’the 1940s when my grandfather, O.O. Walker purchased it. My mother, Mr. Walker’s daughter, still lives there. It has heart pine floors and beaded board walls.
This was originally a commissary, then a country store. It last served as a residence.
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