This tattered old school building is being reclaimed by nature, but some of its finer details still remain if you look closely. Built in 1885, the school is one of the only landmarks that remains from the community that it once served.
Today you can visit the historic park at this Texas frontier town that once hosted Comanche, cattlemen, gunslingers, and Buffalo Soldiers.
Built in the 1920s, this South Carolina schoolhouse was quickly put out to pasture where it still sits today.
Built for a judge in a small Georgia town, this home has since been relocated by a relative to be restored.
This home raised many children on a cotton farm in Jackson County, GA. Today it’s been left to fall on its own.
This remarkable example of Greek Revival architecture has endured the ups and downs that the rest of the nation did through war, depression, and dramatic shifts.
[Hancock County, GA]
This beautiful church + cemetery have been lovingly maintained for 185 years.
[Hale County, AL]
This old railroad town is much quieter today than it once was
[Clarke County, AL]
This church has sat empty for years but an ambitious local historian is giving it a new lease on life.
[Tattnall County, GA]
Built in 1906, this impressive mansion in Alabama has been on the market for years.
