Locals know this is as the “Council House”, for its use as a voting precinct. Fred Gleaton notes that it may have been owned by the Peebles family. It was likely first used as a general store.
Council House, Pitts
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Growing up in Pitts, I remember that on Saturday afternoon, the town was packed, with the theater and other business, during the week it was usually basketball on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and prayer meeting at the Baptist and other churches in town, it was a great place to grow up
What cross streets is the council house at in Pitts?