Dairy Silo, 1910, Jekyll Island

This tabby silo is all that remains of the dairy farm that once supplied the kitchens of the Jekyll Island Club. Preservationist Taylor Davis notes that it is constructed of a Portland cement-tabby mixture rather than a lime-tabby mixture, placing it within the tabby revival era.

4 thoughts on “Dairy Silo, 1910, Jekyll Island

  1. Margaret's avatarMargaret

    Hi Brian,
    What part of the island is this on?

    Thank you for your dedication & great pics!

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    1. Brian Brown's avatarBrian Brown

      Thanks, Margaret. The silo is located on Riverview Drive just before you reach the multi-denominational church (coming from the beach village). Look for a short fire hydrant and park beside the road and walk in. It’s a short walk. There’s a beautiful oak grove just past it, as well, where deer are almost always to be found.

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  2. Henry Mathews's avatarHenry Mathews

    I have visited Jekyll for many decades, but have never known this structure exists. Thank you for giving me another reason to visit.

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