This beautifully maintained Queen Anne has been in the same family since its construction.
Queen Anne House, Circa 1890, McRae
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Category Archives: McRae GA
Southern Railway Depot, McRae
This may have been built in the 1890s but I can’t find an exact date. It’s been used for storage in recent years, I believe, but appears to be in deteriorating condition. It would be a great restoration project for McRae.
Telfair County Courthouse, 1934, McRae
McRae was designated the Telfair County seat in 1871 (replacing Jacksonville) and a courthouse was constructed in 1873. A more modern structure was completed in 1904 and served until burning in the early 1930s.
The present structure was built in 1934, incorporating some of the brick walls from the 1904 structure. It was designed by the Macon firm of Dennis & Dennis.
National Register of Historic Places
Telfair County Jail, 1902, McRae
Few historic jails of this age are still in use but Telfair County’s is an exception. It’s been renovated in recent years and additions have been made. This was a common style for jails in the early 20th century.
National Register of Historic Places
Mr. T’s Barber Shop, McRae
Neoclassical Revival House, McRae
Tudor Revival Cottage, McRae
Folk Art Mural, McRae
I’ve driven past this a hundred times, and stopped for the first time only today. It occupies nearly an entire side of a small rectangular concrete block structure and heralds the work of folk artist Henry Lee Gorham.
Eady’s Fish Market, McRae
South Georgians love their seafood and most small towns have at least one fishmonger. It’s a hard business to maintain away from the coast, though.
Warehouse, McRae
The granitoid front and arched door likely date this to the first couple of decades of the 20th century.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 