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Ashburn Welcome Sign
Ashburn Woman's Club Have Splendid Meeting
Ashburn, The Most Moral Town in the State, c. 1896
Tags: A. Roobin, Ashburn Methodist Church, Clyatt Bros., Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Dr. J.F. Gardner, Dr. Theophilus William Tison (1832-1911), Dr. William Joseph Turner (1868-1946), First Baptist Church, George B. Gorday (1869-1940), Golden Drug Co., Hotel Clyde, J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), J.S. Betts & Co., J.S. Shingler & Co., J.T. McLendon & Sons, J.W. Walker, James A. Comer (1870-1938), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John C. Hickman, John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), Joseph N. Raney (1824-1902), Joseph T. McLendon Sr. (1846-1926), Little River, R.A. Whidby, R.B. Luke, Ralph Huckabee Sr (1866-1951), Shingler & Lawrence, The Ashburn Advance, William A. Murray, Zachariah T. Bass (1816-1895)
Ashburn, Turner County, Georgia
Tags: Ashburn, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Schools, Betts-Evans Trading Company, Clyde Hotel, First Baptist Church, George E. Reinhardt (1881-1947), Gordon Columbus "G.C." McKenzie (2/10/1885-2/25/1958), J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), J.G. Jeffcoat, Joe McHancock, John B. Hutchinson, John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John S. Story, R.A. Whidby, Reason Paulk (1879-1932), Robert L. Tipton (1978-1952), Turner County Courthouse, Turner County Jail, Wesleyan Church, William M. Bryan (1865-1933)
Attractive Ashburn, c. 1895
"The City was Ashburn. And since then its growth has been steady, rapid and phenomenal. Peopled by a class of the most refined, intelligent and moral citizenship, their influence so counteracted upon their surroundings, that to-day the…
Tags: Ashburn Methodist Church, Dr. Theophilus William Tison (1832-1911), Fair Store, First Baptist Church, George B. Gorday (1869-1940), J.S. Betts & Co., James A. Comer (1870-1938), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), John R. "Bob" Patton (1859-1898), John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), John West Evans (1844-1904), Joseph T. McLendon Sr. (1846-1926), M. W. Gaskins & Co., Shingler & Lawrence, The Ashburn Advance, William A. Murray, William J. Story (1827-1893), World Store
Auditors's Report of the City of Ashburn (February 1, 1942-Jan 31, 1945)
Auxilary Police Force
Tags: Archie Barbee Jr. (1932-1997), Archie L. Hobby (1912-2005), Auxilary Police Force, Bennie W. Gilley (1930-2005), Buford L. Pate (1935-1988), Charles A. Farmer (1925-2012), Charles Walls (1939-2009), Curtis Murphy (1929-1968), Ed Wheeler, Gordon G. Williams (1932-2003), Grady Ray, Herbert Russell "Bussey" Coker (1932-2017), Jim Nichols Denham (1908-1986), Jimmy McCard, Joe Pate, John Deral Dukes (1931-2025), Junior Farmer, Kirby Christian, Robert W. Wilson (1891-1963), Stanley Nelson, The Wiregrass Farmer, Turner County Civil Defense Unit, Virgil Jones, Vivian Taylor
Back in the Day When Sycamores Shaded Sycamore
Bank park named
Baptist Church Moved to Make Way for $100,000 Structure
Tags: Alexander Stevens Story (1892-1973), Charles V. Perry (1912-1988), David B. Raines (1912-2008), David C. Getz (1917-1994), Everett Allen Garner (1930-2015), First Baptist Church, H.B. Elliot, John Clarence Holland (1893-1982), John D. Raines (1904-1975), Jones Franklin Lanneau (1910-1965), Luther Clyde Hobby (1898-1975), Olin P. Stewart (1900-1893), Rev. George H. Coker, Rhodes E. Blue (1907-1981), Robert Davis, Robert Harold “Bobby” Barker Sr. (1916-1984), The Wiregrass Farmer, W.E. Leverette
Bee Boxes
Coordinates: 31°40'49.1"N 83°38'37.5"W
Beer Is Legalized in Ashburn 4 To 1
Bell Rd. Home
Bell's Daylily Garden
What a lovely feature of a Turner…
Tags: Bell Rd., Bell's Daylily Garden, Sycamore, Tim Bell
Bethel Community Remembers School With Fondness
Between the time the school was built and 1938, two more rooms were added to provide more space. After…
Tags: Alvin J. Williford (1928-1999), Annie Haynie Story (1911-1997), Arthur Mauldin (1907-1995), Ashburn, Ashburn Bank, Ashburn Elementary School, Bethel School, Bonnie Elnita Hobby Morris (1918-2007), Christine Kelly, Dakota School, Davis Bussey School, Deep Creek School, Edward Ray Pinkerton Sr. (1907-1995), Emily Eilene Butler Perry (1913-2007), Frank Welch, Friendship School, Hazel Coker Wells (1920-2000), Henderson School, Hobby's, Jacob Lott “Jake” Ross (1874-1964), Joe Tucker, Katherine Dean Fletcher, Mallie Tillman Mathis (1886-1961), Margie Manus Freeman, Marquis Fleming, Mary Alice Story McGuire Avery (1930-2005), Mildred Coker, Nancy C. Owen Wells (1920-2000), Nell Dean Eidson (1919-2002), Newton School, Post Office, Prospect Methodist Church, Rebecca School, Rev. Woody Roberts, Southgate Five and Ten, Sycamore, Sycamore High School, The Wiregrass Farmer, Vera Stella Jackson Baldwin (1888-1979), Warren L. Story (1909-1959), William D. Wood Jr (1920-2012), William D. Wood Sr. (1879-1958)
Betts-Shealy House
THE STATE OF THE HOUSE WHEN MIKE, SUE, AND THEIR DAUGHTERS TOURED THE HOUSE.
IMAGE COURTESY OF THE MASTRARIO FAMILY, CIRCA JUNE 1992
photo 2:
THE INFORMAL LIVING ROOM WITH A SMALL GLIMMER OF THE BACK HALLWAY STAIRS.
IMAGE COURTESY OF…
Big Peanut Monument (vintage postcard)
Big Peanut Rededication Ceremony
Photo by: Prime Images Media by Caldwell and Associates
Tags: All American Trucking, Ashburn, Ashburn Police Department, Ashburn-Turner County Chamber of Commerce, Bancorp Finance, Barry Dalrymple, Big Peanut Monument, Brad Calhoun, Carroll's Sausage and Country Store, David Mathis, Nick Denham, Perry Funeral Chapel, Prime Images, Rebecca, Robert Caldwell, Sarah Mastrario Cook, Sercer Fabrications, Turner County Arts Council, Turner County Farm Bureau, Turner County School System, Turner County Young Farmers

