The First Presbyterian Church was organized in Blackshear in 1872 and and this historic chapel was built two years later, in 1874. Though the congregation has grown over its nearly 150-year history, making expansions as needed, the main historic structure has remained. It was completely restored in 2018. It is similar in style to the nearby First Presbyterian Church in Brunswick.
This historic Victorian house is now an event venue, known as Oak Lane.
This is a well-preserved example of this eclectic Victorian form, which is unusual for a small town.
This is another fine example of the Colonial Revival style in Blackshear.
I immediately though of Mt. Vernon when I saw this house. It’s an amazing example of the Colonial Revival style.
I don’t know what I like better, the circa 1900 farmhouse or the oak tree. Together they make for a perfect scene of rural South Georgia.
This farmhouse appears to have a hall-and-parlor layout but its overall appearance is quite eclectic. It’s an unusual form.
This landmark stock barn on Cason Road was part of Bowen’s Dairy.
