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April 1, 2018 · 1:42 pm

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Alexander-Brown-Coleman House, 1850s, Forsyth

Dr. L. B. Alexander and family were the first occupants of this house, later owned by the Tison-Brown and Coleman families. It’s among the oldest in Forsyth. Thanks to Stefanie Coleman Anthony for the identification.

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