This was likely a grocery store. The style was among the most common in early-20th-century Georgia.
Historic Storefront, Woodland
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Woodland GA
This was likely a grocery store. The style was among the most common in early-20th-century Georgia.
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It was a grocery store. It was called Goolsbys. The Goolsbys were prominent citizens in Woodland, Manchester Talboton & Warm Springs. Roy Goolsby’s family owned it.
This was a “variety” store, antique store, – you name it. – It is across from what was Goolsby Grocery and the U.S. Post Office. The building next door was where the men of the town played cards!!
Brings back memories of growing up in this small Georgia town