
This store was also known as Hill Top Groceries.

Though it closed a few years ago, it has been preserved as a community landmark.
This store was also known as Hill Top Groceries.
Though it closed a few years ago, it has been preserved as a community landmark.
Blackmon’s was one of two grocery stores in the small Hilltop community of Concord.
Hollonville is located where Concord Road runs into Georgia Highway 362. And while so many crossroads “towns” all over Georgia have seen their few remaining buildings crumble to ruin, Hollonville has bucked the trend. These two repurposed historic storefronts are home to thriving businesses today. It’s a surprisingly busy place.
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
West Side Grocery was recently razed, along with Harry Pittman’s Novelty Warehouse and Floyd’s Hamburger Shack. It was the first “convenience” store in this section of town, if not the entire town.
This has been identified as Fountain’s or Fountain’s Grocery. It has been slightly relocated from its original location.