This is also probably part of the Hogan estate, seen in the preceding posts. There’s a nearly identical structure next door, but the interesting feature of this one is the old Viking cooler on the right.
Hogan Dairy Building, Laurens County
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U.G B. (Boney) Hogan was not only a businessman, but a farmer and ran a large dairy operation. My Father, Harry T. Hogan, one shared how they would make chocolate milk at the dairy and then take it as far away as Macon, GA.