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Thumbs up The John W. C. Trowell House was constructed around 1902 by Mr. Trowell and his wife, Ella.

John W.C. Trowell House - Cherry Street

The John W. C. Trowell House was constructed around 1902 by Mr. Trowell and his wife, Ella. It is located near the central business district and adjacent to three churches important to the community during the Trowells’ lifetime. Mr. Trowell suffered from

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Arrow pointing up The Tuten Block Building housed the Cohen Mercantile Store that was owned by Jesup Mayor S. E. Cohen and the Jesup Cigar Company owned by Jesup Businessman Harry W. Whaley. The S.E. Cohen home was the home of Jesup mayor, Samuel E. Cohen. Arrow pointing Down