Tag Archives: –BANKS COUNTY GA–
Historic Farmstead, Banks County
This central hallway farmhouse has been expanded over time. A smokehouse (or packhouse) remains on the property.
Filed under --BANKS COUNTY GA--
Old Post Office, Maysville
Susan Cooley writes, in part: We have inherited the building… My family has always called the building the “post office”. There is a very ornate vault. The store front has been so many things in my life time, from an old VHS rental store to a flower shop. I married a handy man, Brian McClain ( I still carry my beloved maiden name) who has been busy renovating the properties. He has worked diligently, hanging off a ladder with buckets of mortar and patting it into the old bricks to preserve and weather proof the building, without too much modernizing. We are very committed to historical relevance…
Jenn Cochran’s comments also suggest it may have been a bank, though it’s likely a safe would have been present in a post office.
Maysville Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BANKS COUNTY GA--, Maysville GA
Historic Storefronts, Maysville
Maysville Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BANKS COUNTY GA--, Maysville GA
Atkins National Bank and Storefronts, Maysville
The corner building was originally the Atkins National Bank.
Maysville Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BANKS COUNTY GA--, Maysville GA
Maysville Methodist Church, 1890, Banks County
This congregation was organized in 1881 and for almost a decade they met in private homes, and the old Maysville school building. This lot was purchased in 1890 and the church built soon thereafter. Like most other Methodist congregations in Georgia, Maysville was later affiliated with the United Methodist Church; after outgrowing this structure, the congregation relocated to a newer structure.
Maysville Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BANKS COUNTY GA--, Maysville GA
