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Friday, November 18, 2011
Tough to see Rock City Barn near Adairsville, GA
This Rock City barn goes way back on a highway that goes way back...
This is on an old but still drivable strech of the Dixie Highway, which later became US41. When traffic demands became higher, a newer Joe Frank Harris Pkwy was made parallel to the old Dixie Highway, but the stretch of Dixie Highway is still drivable.
As for the barn, it's tough to tell exactly how many decades ago this was painted, but it must have been a long time ago. Perhaps the only reason any of the letters on the side of the barn survived is because the barn owner added the extension to the barn, keeping the paint from the elements. If you look at the barn from the side, you can see the word Beautiful in script and then a large block ROCK CITY. Also, if you look closely at the roof of the barn, I can tell that it used to have part of the message too (The paint colors cause different shades of rust) but It is unreadable now.
This is located just north of Adairsville, GA in Bartow County about 1000 feet south of the Gordon County line.
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Dixie Highway,
Georgia,
Rock City,
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