The brick Firehouse Arts Center and Gallery is one of Bainbridge’s most unique facilities. It was built in 1914 and reflects the Mission style architecture popular of that era. According to members of the Firehouse Arts Center, the receipt of the Firehouse Building from the City of Bainbridge brought a sense of unity and purpose […]

If  you were to name the most unique house in Bainbridge, the Spanish style home on Pineland Drive would have to be a major contender. First of all, the Spanish architecture is authentic and not duplicated anywhere else in town. It has a tiled roof, the exterior walls are concrete blocks covered with stucco, a […]

Symbolically, an old pine tree still stands, as well as the chimney of the small house in Pearson, Georgia, where Sarah Evelyn Holland Shaw was born on February 4, 1923. Her father was Vivian Holland, a man who knew his way around a pine woods and turpentine still. Her mother was Mae Bell, a lady […]

By Carolyn Iamon Photos by Nichole Buchanan Webster’s Dictionary defines Heritage as something handed down from one ancestor to another, as a characteristic, a culture, or tradition. The Reynolds Family home at 524 E. Shotwell St. is a home deserving of the term heritage. It is full of family history and a treasure to be […]

Story by Brandon O’Connor Photos by  Nichole Buchanan and Brandon O’Connor As you pass through the iron and brick gate marking the entrance to Oak City Cemetery you are transported back in time. Oak trees overlook the countless graves where for over 160 years the residents of Bainbridge have been laid to rest. Like silent […]