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The Old Store: 1937
March 25, 1937. "Close-up of front elevation -- old William Henderson store (Miller's Ferry Post Office), State Road 28, Canton Bend near Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama. Built 1858." The perfect place to start your trip. Photo by Alex Bush for the Historic American Buildings Survey. View full size.
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many of these old stores in South Carolina. Pot belly stove in the middle of the room surrounded by wooden slat chairs. They sold everything from mule harnesses to barrel pickles. I got directions to the homes I needed to visit as well as a soda or two.
Nice stone steps
Wait ! There must have been an old flour mill around here.
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