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Tourist Are Coming
![1945 Nov 22 WGF - Tourists are coming [House by the Road].jpg](http://turnercountyproject.com/archive/files/square_thumbnails/7b6b3aa5268fc2f633b10f8607bc9d16.jpg "1945 Nov 22 WGF - Tourists are coming [House by the Road].jpg")
Discussing prominent guests at the House by the Road,
"Mrs. Shingler, who is a delightful hostess, is an asset to Ashburn, in that she has many tourists from all over the United States, and her service and the atmosphere of her home, makes every…
"Mrs. Shingler, who is a delightful hostess, is an asset to Ashburn, in that she has many tourists from all over the United States, and her service and the atmosphere of her home, makes every…
Auditors's Report of the City of Ashburn (February 1, 1942-Jan 31, 1945)
Appearing in the Wiregrass Farmer and Stockman, Harvey H. Hunts Co. audit report for the City of Ashburn from February 1, 1942 - January 31, 1945. Submitted by Harrison Martin “Harry” Harp Sr. (mayor).
Unnamed private road off of Murray Road
Ashburn, Ga
Sunset over field with pivot
Highway 112 W in Ashburn, Ga
Sunflower Field
Ireland Road in Ashburn, Ga
Son Story Road
Ashburn, Ga
Pond with reflection
Ewing Farm Road in Ashburn, Ga
Pivot running over a cotton field
Julianne Road in Ashburn, Georgia
Pivot over a peanut field
Daniels Road in Ashburn, Ga
Old barn with turquoise Ford and tractor
On Son Story Rd.
Monnie Street in Ashburn, Ga.
Monnie Street was named after Monnie Corine Patton (January 15, 1897 – May 25, 1969), a daughter of John Robert Patton (September 13, 1859 – March 20, 1898) and Fannie McLendon Patton (September 23, 1869 – November 9, 1949). Monnie’s parents built…
Live Oak Road
Named after the Live Oak tree, official tree of Georgia. Also, located on Live Oak Road is Live Oak Methodist Church.
Kudzu overtaking junk cars
Murray Road of Ashburn, Ga.
Kudzu Blossom
Located on unnamed road off of Murray Road in Ashburn, Ga.
Josella Road
Although most of the roads in Turner County are named after one person of significance whether local or otherwise, Josella Road is an interesting example of a road named after two people. Even more interesting is that they combined both names rather…
Storm clouds over a peanut field
Field road and field off of Hopewell Road in Ashburn, Ga.
Field Road
on Ireland Road in Ashburn, Ga
Field road and peanut field
On McKenzie Road in Ashburn, Ga
Field Corn
Alberson Road in Ashburn, Ga
Alda Street in Ashburn, Ga
Alda Street, although officially considered a street according to the city, is more of an unpaved alleyway that connects Hudson Avenue and James Ave. It was named after Alda Patton Alexander (July 8, 1896 – May 14, 1966), a daughter of John Robert…
Smashed watermelon roadside casualty
Location: Hudson Avenue in Ashburn, Georgia
