Thanks to Jessica for the identification. She writes: This is known as the Baggs House. It has been a flower and gift shop in the past.
Baggs House, Camilla
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Collins House, Circa 1900, Camilla
Camilla Seafood
South Georgians love seafood, largely due to their proximity to two coasts. Most Southeast Georgians live within an hour of the Atlantic Ocean while a majority in Southwest Georgia are nearly as close to the Gulf of Mexico.
Most towns of any size traditionally have a fishmonger; this location has been home to Camilla Seafood, and most recently, Terry’s Fish Market.
Union Supply Company Mural, Camilla
Camilla Commercial Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Camilla Motor Company Building
Camilla Commercial Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Poor Boys Lounge, Camilla
According to one of our readers, this was recently torn down (2016).
Hip Roof Cottage, Camilla
This is one of my favorite houses in Camilla. It seemed for a time that it was being restored, but on recent trips it seems to just be abandoned.
Twitty House, 1900, Camilla
Scott Street, Camilla
The street was empty at the time I made these photographs, as work was being done on the sidewalks.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot, 1914, Camilla
This depot, which included passenger and freight areas, served Camilla for seventy years before being abandoned in 1984. It’s now home to the Camilla Chamber of Commerce.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 