This precinct house is no longer in use, but served Carnegie for many years. It may be referred to as the Carnegie Courthouse, as that’s a common identification for precinct houses in this area.
The interior is virtually unchanged from the last time it was used for voting.
I’m grateful to Robert Andrews, a cane syrup maker, for sharing its history with me on a cold and bitter day, and for sending me a bottle of his excellent syrup.
My grandmother was born in Bronwood near the end of 1890s She was Clara Miller. Her mother was Camilla. I don’t know anything else about her parents. She was married to Dr. Claude Gibson Hooten. My father Dr. William S. Hooten was born in Bronwoodon April 11, 1918. I don’t know anything about their lives in Bronwood at all. Any help? Thank you. I’m Dr Hooten’s 1st son.
This one is an elegant beauty.
caught my attention. Grandfather born in Dixie, GA, Charlie Carnegie