This large warehouse is presently owned by Coolidge Fertilizer and likely has performed other functions to local agribusiness over the years. I believe there was another long frame building across the tracks until a few years ago.
According to Ken Krakow in Georgia Place-Names, Coolidge was established as a rail stop on the Tifton, Thomasville & Gulf Railroad, and was named for its president.
This structure was home to Willis Mercantile. The mural advertises two local businesses, Woodhaven Limousin Cattle and MacTavish Furniture Industries.