Just outside Good Hope is a row of three or four tenant houses standing in the woods beside a country road, likely part of a large farming operation at one time, though I can’t confirm. One has been sided with plywood and painted in bright colors.
They all seem beyond saving at this point
I believe this Georgia granite-sided building was once a store. The sign on the side leaves no doubt as to where you are. By the way, there isn’t really as much of a difference in the color of the stones as these two photos would indicate. The sun was really bright on the front of the store as was fairly late in the day when I was passing through Good Hope.
This is located at the center of the Good Hope community, across the road from the Good Hope General Store. I will update when I can identify it.
This old schoolhouse is a wonderful survivor of the Good Hope community.