Houses on Tulip St, on the east side of town.
Reviews online state that it has “tiny rooms” that are “actually just double wide trailers stitched together.”
Storefront and the Woodbury United Methodist Church.
Loving the sense of humor at this place.
Deep in the world’s largest classic car junkyard sits Georgia’s Most Reliable. Old Car City was established as a general store in 1931, and is now a draw for photographers as the woods overtake the vehicles.
Inside a commercial structure in Warthen, Washington County’s first settled community. Established in 1754, this cotton community was once the county seat and has the state’s oldest log jail.
Anvil Brand of High Point, NC made jeans and denim clothing from around 1910 until the 1960s (at least). In Warthen, they were apparently sold at Jewell J Turner’s general store.
A car crosses Watson Mill Bridge, the state’s longest covered bridge. Operating with one lane, cars take turns crossing the Broad River in one direction at a time.
Watson Mill Bridge measures 229 feet long, the state’s longest covered bridge. Built by Washington King, son of freed slave and bridge-builder Horace King, the town lattice style bridge spans the Broad River and is held together by wooden pegs.