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Please note that the date on the photos is incorrect since this mural features the Fire Ant Festival. That event did not start until 1996 as the Wiregrass Festival, and later became the Fire Ant Festival in 1997-1998. It is estimated, based on the…

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Photographed is the old owner H.R. Wiggins.

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This building is located on Highway 41 and E Madison Avenue. The current occupants of the building is the Ashburn Department of Public Safety.

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Citizen's Bank building (currently the Ashburn City Hall building). This is a scan of a film slide.

This shows the old exit 28 before the exits were renumbered. This is for now, exit 82. This is a scan of a film slide.

Location: 432 Raney St., Ashburn, GA
Date: May 13, 2026

Built in 1915 by local dairyman and farmer John A. Ewing, this home holds the distinction of being the city’s first masonry residence. At a time when most homes in the area were still…

Based on visual evidence, the photograph likely dates to the early–mid 1920s, circa 1923–1926. The presence of open-top touring cars with narrow tires and upright bodies is consistent with Ford Model T-era vehicles, which remained common until 1927.…

This is a card from the GA Secretary of State showing the term of H.E. Pate as Coroner of Turner County from 12/12/54-1/1/57.

From Jim Lumpkin:
"I would like to share some brief information about the history of the Turner County Coroners office.…

This newspaper article reports on the conviction and sentencing of an Ashburn man for the murder of his wife following a March 30 shooting at a local finance company. A Superior Court jury found the defendant guilty of murder and recommended mercy,…
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