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Population: 9,032

Location: 32.8882, -84.3266

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A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
Fading into the past

Fading into the past

By MaryAlice
Old slave house.

Old slave house.

By MaryAlice
After the rain

After the rain

By MaryAlice
Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

Springtime has a magical way of turning all things new.

By MaryAlice
Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

Abandoned old trestle deep in the woods.

By MaryAlice
Old abandoned shotgun house.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

By MaryAlice
Hidden swamp

Hidden swamp

By MaryAlice
The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

The Garland House was built in the early 1800s on the western edge of THE ROCK Georgia, with its dormer windows and original timbers. The Garlands were famous for breeding racehorses and had their own racetrack which attracted many horse breeders to thei

By MaryAlice
Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

Old Outhouse from the 1830s.

By MaryAlice
The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

The Apollo Inn ~ Abandoned.

By MaryAlice
Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

Georgia Forestry Commissions Fire tower.

By MaryAlice
MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

MEMORIES OF LOGTOWN. The southeastern section of Upson County was one of the first to be settled, and was once one of the wealthiest, most cultural areas in Upson. Logtown road from the town of Yatesville to Highway 19 near Flint river was the main arte

By MaryAlice
A visible trace ......

A visible trace ......

By MaryAlice
The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

The Rock, GA. Incorporated in 1877. Unincorporated in 1993.

By MaryAlice
Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

Twelve miles south of Thomaston, is the only remaining covered bridge in Upson County, Georgia. It was built in 1895 by Dr. J.W. Herring, a physician of considerable engineering ability who constructed similar bridges throughout the area. The bridge sp

By MaryAlice
Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

By MaryAlice
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