This one has seen better days in Willacoochee, GA
Old Mt. Zion
Such a peaceful little church in Dooly County, GA
Share this:
Faulkner Home
A very country appearance nestled in the tiny town of Willacoochee, GA
Share this:
Greenhouse
Located in Willacoochee, GA…
Share this:
4-Door Chevy
Parked in Willacoochee, GA
Share this:
Austin Avenue
This old home has been empty forever and is hidden well beneath the branches and bushes in Pearson, GA
Share this:
Point of No Return
Kinda makes you wonder…what happened? Unadilla, GA
Share this:
A Grand Old Home
This grand old home is located on Highway 32 West in Douglas, GA
Share this:
Parked for the Night
The car is definitely parked for the night in Broxton, GA…
Share this:
Will Lewis Road
Slowly fading away on Will Lewis Road in Atkinson County.
Share this:
Hiram Sears Home (1890)
This two-story home was built about 1890 in then-Coffee County by Hiram Sears. It has a double veranda and touches of gingerbread trim. Located on Axson Road in Pearson.
Share this:
Merry Christmas
This little gem is always waiting for December.
Share this:
School’s Out for Summer
What remains of the old school in Kirkland, GA
Share this:
North Railroad Street
This old charmer is for sale in Alapaha, GA
Share this:
Old Liquor Store
The old liquor store in Pearson, GA. The faded “Miller High Life” sign still marks the territory from days gone by.
Share this:
Minchew Road
My favorite roof coloration, located in Axson, GA
Share this:
Baker Street
Detailed trim and an empty porch swing adorn this old beauty on Baker Street in Willacoochee, GA.
Share this:
Country in Town
This old house in town needs a few acres and a farm out in the country. Located in Willacoochee, GA
Share this:
Ezekial Methodist
My friend Brad Hardee took this awesome picture of this awesome old church in Ware County. It was built in 1899 and is barely hanging on almost 120 years later.
Church history can be found here: http://hrcga.org/ezekiel-methodist-ware-2
Share this:
Ford Tough
Parked for the near future near Hebron Church Road in Coffee County
Southern Accent | by Shea Browning 