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Gainesville Midland Engine 209 in Gainesville, Georgia. Operated to Athens from 1904-1959. There area a total of 6 of these steam engines...

While searching through the 75+ acres of old cars, most non descript, I came across this gem. This is an old what seems like a 70’s era...

Driving through Dallas, Georgia, I passed a Mack Dump Truck at a landscaping company just outside of downtown. This is one shot that I...

Found this unique hood ornament while looking through cars in Old Car City In White, Georgia. If you have not gone, I recommend going,...

Manly Jail Works was founded in 1888 by Frank Manly to produce jail cells. The Manly Jail Works building dates back to 1914 and has been...

This is the only covered bridge in Cobb County Georgia and is still open to traffic making it the busiest covered bridge in the state....

Starr's Mill was originally built in 1825 by Hananiah Gilcoat and in 1866 Hilliard Starr took over the mill. Unfortunately this is the...

About a half a mile from exit 11 on I-575 in Holly Springs, this old mill is the last remnants of a old miner settlement from the 1820's...

On the way to Starr's Mill in Fayetteville, Georgia, I happened to come across this 1950's era International Harvester Pickup Truck. The...

A friend and I were driving up US23 through Dillard on our way to shoot waterfalls in North Carolina when we passed several old vehicles...

The Tallulah Falls Railroad was formed in 1881. Known as the Rabun Gap Route, this short-line railroad began in Cornelia, Georgia and was...

1920's Graham Brothers truck in Dallas, GA. Graham Brothers later turned in to what we know today as Dodge. The Graham brothers, Joe,...

Rooted Trading Company In Downtown Powder Springs. This building dates back to 1860 as the Butner-McTyre General Store with the rear...