This roadside landmark on U.S. Highway 341 is a remnant of a time when pecan stands, inspired by Stuckey’s, were popular stops for travelers. This sign identified Rigdon’s Pecan Station. A 1950s postcard for the business noted that they sold candies, novelties, and souvenirs, and of course, fresh pecans. At the time, a five-pound box of Schleys (papershells) was $3, five pounds of Stuarts and Success were $2.75, and five pounds of the largest papershell variety at the time, Mahans, would cost you a whopping $3.50. Coming from a “pecan family” myself, it’s one of my favorite signs in Georgia.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 
The times, they are a-changing.
In all the wrong ways.
Did. you see recent story about Stuckey’s in New York Times?
On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 11:50 AM Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian
I did, Elliot! Glad to see it. Stephanie is so energetic about reviving this legendary brand.
Great! I was hoping that she was following you.
Love this! I’m sure Stephanie Stuckey does too.
I think Stephanie saw it on my Instagram 🙂