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Debbie Metzger

December 28, 2019Jerry Winnett

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  • Contact
  • Tennessee State Prison, Nashville, TN
  • Eastminster Presbyterian Church
  • The Blackman Cemetery
  • Bruce Hardwood after the flood
  • Columbia, TN
  • Road trip to Wilder, TN part 1
  • Benevolent Cemetery No.11
  • Benevolent Cemetery No.11 revisited
  • The Road to Gamaliel, Kentucky
  • The Road to Gamaliel 2, The Cistern
  • Take me out to the ball game!
  • Ruins on a backroad in TN
  • Graves gone by
  • Alabama wanderings, part 1
  • Thanksgiving, Forgotten Tennessee style
  • The Old Bryce Insane Hospital
  • Under the Square
  • Was that a Barge? Yes, its a Barge!
  • Cairo, Illinois, once a town of promise. Today it’s all but abandoned.
  • Cairo, an American Ghost Town
  • cairo-illinois
  • Gone, but I never forgot my site.

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