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The POND HOUSE – Part Three

Posted on June 21, 2026 by Tidewriter

Happy Father’s Day!

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The POND HOUSE – Part Two

Posted on June 17, 2026 by Tidewriter

THE POND HOUSE – Part Two

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GA Hwy. 119 bridge across the Savannah River at Clyo.

Photo date: 1976

Photo: 1976

Photo credit: Library of Congress, Historic American Buildings Survey, Ward Dennis, Photographer – June, 21st, 1936 VIEW OF GABLE END AND FRONT – Marshallville, Macon County, GA

Photo: Old Marina Dock, (1992) – compliments of Captain Mike & Iris Scarbrough

Real Spooks – Super Moon, Photo by Jim Glass, May 5th, 2012

Southeast View from the Eastern Summit

Lookout from Eastern Summit

News article from the early 1950s concerning TIPD Chief David A. McCutchen’s search for the meaning of the word “tybee.” (PDF Source: Live Oak Library, Savannah, GA) PLEASE NOTE: Although the name of Tybee Island is in fact derived from the word ‘Taube,’ which means ‘salt,’ further investigation has revealed that taube is an Itza Maya, Apalache Creek and Itzate (Hitchiti) Creek word, (not Uchee/Euchee/Yuchi.)