Cultural Resource Survey of the Headrick and Summerville Roads (FS 206, 209)

Author(s)

Wynn, Jack T.

Report Number

442

Year of Publication

1982

County

Chattooga

Abstract

The survey of these roads on the southwestern side of Taylor Ridge found no sites on the rights-of-way, but two19th-20th Century house sites were nearby. Neither one had standing structures. The Harvey Dodd house site appeared to be a coherent post-Civil War homestead, which will be protected for further investigation to determine significance. The other has been too severely disturbed to warrant further investigation.

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