Deep in rural Alabama sits this incredible structure, like a dog-eared page reminding us of a very old book. Built in the decade just before the Civil War, this Presbyterian Church was probably bui…
Source: Final Testament
Deep in rural Alabama sits this incredible structure, like a dog-eared page reminding us of a very old book. Built in the decade just before the Civil War, this Presbyterian Church was probably bui…
Source: Final Testament
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This was quite an intriguing post. Since living in the south, I see so many shacks like that and often wonder about its history, the people who lived there, and things that happened.. (if walls could talk – the stories they’d tell) What I also find amazing is that even though the structures are often rickety, but they’re still standing..
By: Vintage4YourHome on May 15, 2016
at 12:07 am
That is the first time I actually used the Press this button. I am such a history junkie. In a way I wish I knew where it was but I know someone else would want to destroy it if they knew where it is… so I didn’t ask its location.
By: C J on May 15, 2016
at 12:35 pm