George holding the antique fusebox.
Bye Bye Seagrove Market
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George holding the antique fusebox.
Wow. End of an era. Will miss that place!!!
Losing old buildings in Louisville, ky is bad/sad, but small towns it's especially impactful. Remember to take photos of common places - schools, groceries, restaurants, they'll be gone someday.
Ellen
Ellen
Really cool picture. Will always love Seagrove Market
our few old buildings in the SoWal area were not built to last such as the Seagrove Market. It's been on its last leg for years becoming too costly for owners to maintain. I am surprised that the old Grayton store (Red Bar) is still standing, long may it live. That is one thing we are missing here - historic buildings made to last. Then again, there was never a real town with anything made to last until Seaside. Grayton and Seagrove do hold our oldest history however. Grateful for the few homeowners who renovate old cottages instead of tear down and build monsters. Some of the newer monster houses will last forever and that may not be a good thing.
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Some of the newer ones I've seen in Seagrove Beach are fortresses - they are here forever and ever.
Especially that ugly box out back from The Red Bar in Grayton. I think it's called "All Decked Out" or something else ridiculous.
If you're referring to the ones across from Whiskey Bravo then yes, but I don't believe you can rent any of them.