This is what remains of the historic settlement of Goldsboro. It’s one of the best-looking country stores around and is luckily protected from vandals by the presence of a house next door. I admire those who have maintained this relic over the years. I just want to thank Cindy McDonald Swartz for pointing me to Highway 26; it’s one of the most beautiful drives in this part of Georgia and will make you want to explore all of Bleckley County. There’s lots to see.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 
My family has record this was my Gr Grandad’s store at one time…possibly he built it. He is James Andrew Darsey 1845-1914. Not sure at what point in time he owned this location….
I have driven by this several times during my visits with cousins. Love the work you are doing.
Irene this is my Gr Grandads store…Darsey side.!!
There are 2 beautiful houses between Goldsboro and I-16
I drove by this today and recognized it from your photo. Thanks for all your posts!
Thanks, RaleighwoodDawg! That’s one of the nicest compliments anyone can give me.
I know the Goldsboro/Rebie area very well. I’ve always found the store to be interesting. There was an operating general store directly across the highway, though not nearly as old, filled with antique decor. Sadly it burned a couple years back.
Alex, do you know where the Old Bethel Chuch was on the Old Bethel Rd??Not there now but my gr uncle was suppose to be buried there in 1896….Said “banks of gum swamp” ???