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Walkers-Peters-Langdon House, 1828, Columbus
National Register of Historic Places Prefab housing of the 19th century? This house was built for Colonel Virgil H. Walker by Nathaniel Peters and is believed to have been fabricated offsite, then...
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Georgia State Cotton Museum, Vienna
Just off I-75 at the Vienna exit you’ll notice this structure, which now serves as the Georgia State Cotton Museum. It’s a really small museum, but provides a great link between the historical...
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Pritchett-Orr-Clark House, 1900, Dublin
Built by Thomas J. Pritchett, president of the Georgia Warehouse & Compress Company and a director of the Dublin Cotton Mill, this home was later sold to popular Dublin mayor Edwin R. Orr. Orr’s...
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Freight Depot, Helena
Helena’s restored Seaboard freight depot is now home to the Telfair Museum of History.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Freight Depot, 1910, Tifton
Tifton has more depots per capita than any other town I can think of in South Georgia, with four extant, plus another at the Georgia Museum of Agriculture. The old Atlantic Coast Line Railroad freight...
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Central of Georgia Railway, Depot, 1885, Gordon
This typical depot of the Central of Georgia was discontinued in 1985 and restored in 2003. It is now home to a railroad museum.
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Billy Carter’s Service Station, Plains
Billy Carter (1937-1988) bought this station from Mill Jennings in 1971 and owned it until 1981. During Jimmy Carter’s campaign for President in 1976, it became famous as the headquarters for the...
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Civil War Village, Andersonville
The picturesque tourist village of Andersonville is essentially a living museum, with over 75,000 visitors annually making the short drive from the park entrance across Georgia Highway 49 to further...
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63rd AAF Flying Training Detachment Airbase, 1941, Douglas
Administration Building Through the efforts of Wesley Newman Raymond and Robert Richardson, the Raymond-Richardson Aviation School was established at this site in 1939, to teach basic flight skills to...
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