This was likely a grocery store. The style was among the most common in early-20th-century Georgia.
Historic Storefront, Woodland
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This was a “variety” store, antique store, – you name it. – It is across from what was Goolsby Grocery and the U.S. Post Office. The building next door was where the men of the town played cards!!
It was a grocery store. It was called Goolsbys. The Goolsbys were prominent citizens in Woodland, Manchester Talboton & Warm Springs. Roy Goolsby’s family owned it.