Though the architecture of this structure would suggest it was a general store, it is possible that it has served another purpose at some point. I hope to identify it soon.
General Store, St. Marys
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Category Archives: St. Marys GA
Christ Episcopal Church, 1885, St. Marys
The first Episcopal Church in St. Marys was built on this site prior to 1812. The present structure was built circa 1885, while the Reverend Anson Green Phelps, Jr., of Christ Church, Frederica, was serving as the priest.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Sterlings Grocery, 1896, St. Marys
D. C. Sterling built this grocery store and residence in 1896, after originally operating a location across the street.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Rudulph-Riggins House, 1911, St. Marys
This eclectic Neoclassical Revival was built by local contractor L. P. Frohock for Howard Rudulph.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Miller-Arnow House, Circa 1900, St. Marys
Built for James M. Miller, this Folk Victorian is now home to The Golden Pineapple antiques and gift store.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Bloodworth House, Circa 1870, St. Marys
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Tompkins-Long House, 1873, St. Marys
This landmark is presently being restored. It is sometimes identified as the Davis-Tompkins-Long House.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Folk Victorian Cottage, 1905, St. Marys
This home was originally a more typical Queen Anne cottage but has been slightly modified over time to its present Folk Victorian appearance.
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Captain Robinson House, 1918, St. Marys
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Stone-Bunkley-Guy House, 1880s, St. Marys
St. Marys Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 