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Good Shepherd Episcopal Church & School

There are a lot of old rural Churches in Georgia. This church was built around 1928.
The adjacent tin-roofed school, built around 1901, is no longer used but is still standing.

This pair of historic buildings are very photogenic and fun to capture.
The architectural differences from 1901 versus 1928 create an amazing contrast when viewed side by side.
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church

Roadside Sign

The Episcopal Church Welcomes you.

The Church of the Good Shepherd.
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church

1901 vs. 1928

The weathered wooden schoolhouse in the background was built in 1901.

The white church in the foreground was built in 1928.
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church

Side Doorway

A tin-roofed covered side entrance to the schoolhouse remains.

Good Shepherd Episcopal School

Est. 1901

Good Shepherd Episcopal Church

Est. 1928