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  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 6. No.2. 
    Unknown author (2024)
    This document details the complex history of land acquisition and distribution in Georgia, particularly focusing on the territory that would become Berrien County. Initially, Georgia claimed vast lands from the Atlantic ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 6. No.1. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2024)
    This document details Nashville, Georgia and the early urban planning efforts to establish West Avenue as its central, impressive thoroughfare, anchored by the 1898 brick Berrien County Courthouse. This vision of a "Grand ...
  • Old Berrien Newsletters Vol 5. No.4. 
    Berrien County Historical Society (2023)
    This document illustrates the pervasive and often terrifying presence of snakes in Berrien County from the time of early settlement to the mid-20th century. It compiles numerous anecdotes from local newspapers, highlighting ...
  • 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 ...

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