As I’ve discussed before, “Cracker” is more a state of mind than a particular style, but because this style was so common among South Georgia’s pioneer settlers, it’s often associated with the Crackers.
Board-and-Batten Farmhouse, Wheeler County
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I’ve heard several versions of where the name “Cracker” came from. What is your opinion?