Category Archives: –TWIGGS COUNTY GA–
Unidentified Greek Revival Building, Twiggs County
This relatively well-preserved structure is a bit of a mystery. I first thought it to be a general store, but it is possible it was a church. Resource surveys date it to 1870 but I believe it could be antebellum.
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Floyd’s Mine Store, Twiggs County
This is located near the old Huber machine shops in the heart of Twiggs County’s kaolin belt.
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Liberty Hill Methodist Church, 1953, Twiggs County
Liberty Hill Church was organized in the vicinity of Myrick’s Mill in 1871 and their first church home was constructed in 1872. It was destroyed by a tornado on 30 April 1953 and the present structure was built during the same year, holding services by Christmas Day. The congregation does not appear to be active at the present time.
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Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 