Bishop Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Tag Archives: North Georgia Stone Veneer/Granitoid Buildings
Stone Veneer Storefront, Good Hope
I believe this stone-sided building was once a store. The sign lets you know you’re in the right place.
Filed under --WALTON COUNTY GA--, Good Hope GA
Stone Veneer Building, Good Hope
This is located at the center of the Good Hope community, across the road from the Good Hope General Store. I will update when I can identify it.
Filed under --WALTON COUNTY GA--, Good Hope GA
Sparta Flower Shoppe, 1940s
Sistie Hudson notes that Jewel Stewart opened the Sparta Flower Shoppe here in the 1940s and it served that purpose until closing upon Ginger Yarbrough’s retirement in August 2018. It’s a great structure.
Filed under --HANCOCK COUNTY GA--, Sparta GA
First Christian Church, 1912, Jefferson
This is one of several structures in Jackson County featuring decorative siding built by E. Scott Ethridge, who owned the local concrete plant. His own residence on the adjacent lot features the siding, as well.
Jefferson Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --JACKSON COUNTY GA--, Jefferson GA
Historic Storefronts, Flovilla
Heard Street, running parallel to the railroad tracks, is Flovilla’s historic commercial center.
Much of the space is now occupied by the Victory Tabernacl. When I was photographing, mid-day on a Friday, the church was meeting and I could hear gospel music coming from inside, just as the sign promised.
Filed under --BUTTS COUNTY GA--, Flovilla GA
Lincolnton Dry Cleaners, 1956
Lincolnton Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --LINCOLN COUNTY GA--, Lincolnton GA
Burden-Stapler-Jordan House, Circa 1880, Macon
Macon Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --BIBB COUNTY GA--, Macon GA
Marble Front Bank, 1900, Comer
Comer Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --MADISON COUNTY GA--, Comer GA
Downtown Revitalization, Greenville
Greenville is one of the nicest little towns in Georgia. Much of its historic business district has been restored, with businesses like the Court Square Cafe, seen above.
Greenville Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --MERIWETHER COUNTY GA--, Greenville GA
