Grocery Wagon

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A late-nineteenth-century delivery wagon for South Side Grocery stands in a Statesboro street. By the 1890s, the town had become a commercial hub for Bulloch County, as the railroads brought in new retail merchants and agricultural markets opened for regional farmers.

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Grocery Wagon

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