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Leader-Rosansky House, 1903, Vidalia
Amazingly, the house still retains its ornamental cast iron fence. The Marvin Shuman family also lived in this house, from the 1940s through the 1980s. Marvin’s daughter, Anita Shuman Momand notes...
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Storefronts, Vidalia
The black front on the building just left of center is Vitrolite, an increasingly endangered mid-20th-century “modern” building material that’s most often seen on theatres.
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Coca-Cola Sign, Vidalia
I believe this restored vintage sign is now used to advertise a law firm.
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Sears Roebuck Sign, Vidalia
This is on the rear side of the old Sears store, above the freight door.
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First National Bank Building, Vidalia
This has housed various other businesses over the years.
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Paul Anderson Youth Home, Vidalia
The late Paul Anderson (1932-1994) was known as “The World’s Strongest Man” and beginning in 1961 channeled his fame into helping troubled youth get their lives on track. Truett Cathy, of Chic-Fil-A...
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