Sasser, Georgia, has an approximate population of 250. It is situated along the Columbus Southern railway and had a population of 412 in 1930. The downtown area boasts a traditional main street thoroughfare seen in so many small towns. One building was once painted with an advertisement for Coca-Cola, and the other is Ballard’s Obelisk Flour, a Kentucky flour company that ceased operation in 1951. Their ghost signs persist today.
This central hallway house, built in the late 1870s, is on Main Street in Parrott, Georgia.
Parrott is located in the northern part of Terrell County. This adorable Folk Victorian was built in 1894.
The Sasser United Methodist Church is a Gothic Revival church completed in 1897. It is now closed. It is a nearly identical twin to the Baptist church in town.
Cedar Hill Cemetery in Dawson, Georgia is a contributing property to the Dawson Historic District. It started as a rural cemetery but evolved to a more lawn type. There are several impressive Victorian monuments in the cemetery that are all tied to prominent
A rapidly fading Queen Anne in Dawson, Georgia sits on the edge of the road.
