Thanks to Ronny Yawn for the identification.
Gibbs Fertilizer Warehouse, Ty Ty
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Thanks to Ronny Yawn for the identification.
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This fertlizer warehouse was owned by Mr. Grady Gibbs.
Back when I was a kid in the 70’s, I remember many of the farmers pronounced guano as “gu-anna”.
I also keep thinking that one branch of the Gibbs family (long time residents of the area) or some relations to them owned the building.
Great photos. Ironically, I have taken similar photos myself over the last few years.
I don’t remember the name of the man who owned it but I remember going with my daddy to get guano, as he called fertilizer back then, from this store. The last I heard, my brother has hay stored in this building.
Thanks for the information, Kathy! I doubt any kids today even know what guano is…bat or bird variety LOL!