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Tag Archives: Endangered Places in North Georgia
Ridgeway Baptist Church, Circa 1865, Gilmer County
Ridgeway Baptist is one of the most historic congregations in Gilmer County and the original log church building, dating to around the end of the Civil War, is perhaps the most unique survivor in Gilmer County. Thanks to Sonny Seals of Historic Rural Churches of Georgia for bringing this special place to my attention.
Church members have worked hard to preserve this little log chapel and their effort speaks volumes to their commitment to history. Though the structure is showing its age, I like to think it will be around for many years to come.
A new church, built in 1982, is located across the road from the old chapel.
Filed under --GILMER COUNTY GA--
1st Street, Woodland
I hope to learn more about Woodland. The town was incorporated in 1908 but was settled long before then. It would be nice to see its small but historic commercial core listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Woodland GA
Commercial Block, Woodland
This commercial block has most recently been used as the city hall and police precinct.
Filed under --TALBOT COUNTY GA--, Woodland GA
Barksdale House, Circa 1850, Powelton
This has been identified as the Barksdale House, and is antebellum, as I had guessed.
Filed under --HANCOCK COUNTY GA--, Powelton GA
