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    The Clary Whaley House was the home of Jesup’s first mayor, Willis Clary.

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Thumbs 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.

Tuten Block Building- Courthouse Square on Brunswi

The Wayne County Courthouse was built in 1902-1903 to replace the wooden courthouse across the street. It is a constructed cross planned courthouse two stories high and features a tall pryamidally capped clock tower with an open belfry that rises over th

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Arrow pointing up First Photo The John W. C. Trowell House was constructed around 1902 by Mr. Trowell and his wife, Ella. Arrow pointing Down