Current day Jones County Courthouse Cite this Page Wikipedia, “Jones County Courthouse,” Ellen and William Craft. Related Tours Ellen Craft and the Seeds of Her Escape Michael Healy and Mary Eliza Read more about Current day Jones County Courthouse Type: Photo
Home of Jane Thigpen 402 Pulaski St 31032 This building was once the home of Jane Thigpen (1823-1914). She was a well-known 19th century poet who wrote under the name Jessie Linn. Later this building was utilized as a school, as was probably the case at the time of this photograph. Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Home of Jane Thigpen,” Ellen and William Craft. Read more about Home of Jane Thigpen Type: Photo
The Old Jones County Courthouse The old Jones County Courthouse, photographed by Telamon Cuyler in 1913. This structure, which was built circa 1816, served as the county courthouse until 1905. Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “The Old Jones County Courthouse,” Ellen and William Craft. Related Tours Michael Healy and Mary Eliza Ellen Craft's Birthplace Read more about The Old Jones County Courthouse Type: Photo
Clinton Methodist Church Clinton Methodist Church, circa 1935. Located on Dames Ferry Road and built circa 1821, this is reportedly the first Methodist church and the second church established in Jones County. Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Clinton Methodist Church,” Ellen and William Craft. Related Tours Ellen Craft's Birthplace Read more about Clinton Methodist Church Type: Photo
Frank Butler Black and wife, Sally Barfield Black Frank Butler Black and wife Sally Barfield Black posed for this studio portrait, circa 1900. Mr. Black was a farmer, mail carrier, and chairman of the Republican Party in Jones County. Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Frank Butler Black and wife, Sally Barfield Black,” Ellen and William Craft. Read more about Frank Butler Black and wife, Sally Barfield Black Type: Photo
Lowther Hall This circa 1930 photo- graph is of Lowther Hall, built by Samuel Lowther in 1822. Daniel Pratt is thought to have been the architect. The house, which was later owned by members of the Hardeman, Pursley, and Jones families, burned in 1945 or ‘46. Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Lowther Hall,” Ellen and William Craft, Read more about Lowther Hall Type: Photo
Clinton, Georgia Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Clinton, Georgia,” Ellen and William Craft, Read more about Clinton, Georgia Type: Photo
Jade-Barron House Official Website Cite this Page Old Clinton Historical Society, “Jade-Barron House,” Ellen and William Craft Related Tours Michael Healy and Mary Eliza Read more about Jade-Barron House Type: Photo
