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  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 5. No.3. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2023)
    This document thoroughly chronicles the history of two distinctive Berrien County, Georgia, country stores: Shebargie in New Lois and Sheboggy in Alapaha, both serving as essential community hubs. Shebargie functioned as ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 5. No.2. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2023)
    This document details the history of the Nashville Bottling Works in Berrien County, Georgia, tracing its origins from a modest operation in Sparks in February 1905 by Homer J. Hall and Jackson Whitehurst. Initially serving ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 5. No.1. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2023)
    This document provides a detailed history of "Blind Tigers" in Berrien County, Georgia, a term referring to illegal alcohol sales and the locations or individuals involved. The term originated from two methods used during ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 4. No.2. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2010)
    This document investigates the local legend of the Gator Children of Berrien County, Georgia, confirming their existence and shedding light on their challenging lives. These two siblings, Madison (Mattie/Matt) and Bettie ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 4. No.1. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2010)
    This document meticulously chronicles the history of the Majestic Theater in Nashville, Georgia, from its origin as the three-story New Opera House built in 1912 on Courthouse Square. Initially showing silent films with ...

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