Category Archives: –BULLOCH COUNTY GA–

Tobacco Barn, Bulloch County

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An abandoned green tobacco barn with a peaked roof, partially covered in vines, surrounded by overgrown grass and trees.

Tobacco Barn, Bulloch County

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An abandoned tobacco barn with a weathered metal roof, partially covered by trees and vines, surrounded by dense foliage.

This is a good example of a tobacco barn built in the last era of the crop’s dominance in Georgia.

Nevil-Moore-Bird House, Circa 1870, Bulloch County

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A two-story old house with a rusty metal roof, featuring a porch with rocking chairs, surrounded by a grassy yard and sparse trees.

This Plantation Plain farmhouse was built by John A. Nevil circa 1870. Later owners were T. L. Moore, and his daughter, Mrs. Sam Bird.

 

Nevil Farm Tenant House, Bulloch County

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Abandoned wooden house with a rusty metal roof, showing signs of decay and neglect, surrounded by grassy land and trees.

I spoke with the lady who lives next door to this old tenant house and she stated that her husband grew up here. It is a log house and the siding was added later.

Gable Front Farmhouse, Bulloch County

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An old, dilapidated wooden house with a rusty metal roof, surrounded by overgrown grass and trees. The house shows signs of neglect, with vines growing on its walls and an unkempt yard.

This is located near the Adabelle community.

Log Tobacco Barn, Brooklet

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Interior view of a wooden structure showcasing horizontal and vertical wooden beams.

Though the hearth has been removed, the tobacco steps still remain in this landmark outside Brooklet, recently exposed by timber removal.

An abandoned wooden cabin overtaken by vines and greenery, set in a forested area with tall trees in the background.

Thanks to James Lanier for sharing the location.

A. J. Lee House, Circa 1900, Brooklet

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Historic house with a weathered metal roof, surrounded by bare trees and a manicured lawn.

This was built by A. J. Lee and was later owned by C. H. Ward.

A historic white house with a rusty metal roof, featuring a large front porch with rocking chairs, surrounded by greenery and a well-kept lawn.