Driving north on 17 our introduction to Millen was this mansion in the middle of a low-rise housing project.
This can't be the only one, can it? But we were in a rush hoping to make Sparta before dark.
We took a jog west on Cotton Avenue. Commercial on the north side.
Millen's Pal Theater looks fine for now.
Losing the innards of the basket handle arch.
Cotton Avenue fronts the tracks. Millen must be a great train watching place: "Awesome N(orfolk) S(southern) Action in Millen, GA 2/15/14" is indeed awesome.
We found this kitty-cornered from the courthouse at College and Harvey. Look at those tall windows.
But we were out of time. We stopped at McDonalds at the intersection of 17 and 23 then headed west toward Midville.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
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