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Military Ruins, Harris Neck
drtrd wrote 6 days ago: This is a remnant of the short-lived Harris Neck Air Base, a submarine air reconnaissance facility i … more →
Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge
drtrd wrote 6 days ago: http://www.fws.gov/harrisneck/ … more →
Gould's Cemetery, Harris Neck
drtrd wrote 6 days ago: This historic, yet relatively unknown cemetery, is the final resting place of many ex-slaves and the … more →
Headstone of Mark Baisden, Ex-Slave
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: 1778? – April 18, 1882, Aged 103 Years He was leader of the Christian Society from which the F … more →
Headstone of Morris Jenkins, Ex-Slave
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: November 28, 1807 – May 26, 1900 Gould’s Cemetery … more →
Headstone of Reverend B. H. Renear, Ex-Slave
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: 1854? – March 20, 1904, Died at Lacey, Georgia Gould’s Cemetery … more →
Headstone of Margret Procter, Ex-Slave
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: February 12, 1862 – September 26, 1930 Gould’s Cemetery … more →
African-American Patriotic Headstone
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Lee H. Baisden June 6, 1886 – November 16, 1914 Gould’s Cemetery … more →
African-American WWI Veteran
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Private Jasper Hillery 151st Depot Brigade, World War I Gould’s Cemetery … more →
African-American Union Veteran
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Corporal Jack Thompson Company E, 33rd US Colored Infantry, Civil War Gould’s Cemetery … more →
Smallest Church in America, McIntosh County
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Built by Mrs. Agnes Harper in 1949 … more →
Smallest Church in America, McIntosh County
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Built by Mrs. Agnes Harper in 1949 … more →
Smallest Church in America, McIntosh County
drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Built by Mrs. Agnes Harper in 1949 … more →
Smallest Church in America, McIntosh County
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drtrd wrote 1 week ago: Built by Mrs. Agnes Harper in 1949 … more →
