Bulloch History

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect. Bulloch County is known for its great cooks; Most main line churches have produced their very own cookbook as both a fund raiser and as a record of their members cherished dishes

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect.  I will battle invasive bamboo on my property at 315 Savannah Avenue until I die. It was planted by Dr. RJH DeLoach and Henry Ford. This was during WWI and they were experimenting with a rubber replacement. The Vagabonds, including, Ford, Thomas Edison and John Burroughs, visited Statesboro and Savannah Avenue. This is fabulous, forgotten history of our town.

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect. Without a doubt my favorite publication on Statesboro is "A Century of Progress" by Leodale and GC Coleman, two brothers that owned the Bulloch Times and Herald for many years

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect.  The famous or infamous Old Walnut Tree stood on the northeast corner of the intersection of East and North Main a few feet from the Confederate Monument

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect.  Duplin County in North Carolina is known for great wine, it is also the “home” of many Bulloch County residents

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect. My great, great grandmother, Frances Dumas Adams made a beautiful quilt in 1850; The quilt was buried in the chicken coop during the Civil War

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect. Statesboro had several Tourist Homes during the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s.

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect. For decades, the police patch of Statesboro read, “Statesboro, The Tourist city.” Some of the first hotels were the Rushing Hotel, the Rountree Hotel and the Jaeckel Hotel. The Jaeckel and Rountree were built near the train depots.

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect.

Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making Bulloch Tid Bit's, written and produced by the Bulloch County Historical Society, available on Grice Connect.