Evans Brothers and Sons was a business located on Broadway Street. It burned in 2007. The owners relocated the business to Railroad Avenue.
Fabric Fair was located in the strip of businesses near the intersection of Highway 41 and Broadway
Johnsonville Elementary First Grade, 1941
Left to Right, First Row: Lauris Howell, Rembert Lewis, Gipp Dunahoe, James Eaddy, Paul Joye Second Row: Weranell Prosser, Yvonner Leta "Vonnie" Hanna, Mary Hanna, Mary Carol Huggins, Blanchie Lee Haselden Third Row: Douglas Powell, Billy Simmons, Betty Mae Joye, Johnny Mae Ard, Betty Jane Tune Back Row: Mack Lambert, Mrs. Powell, Horace Browder
H.M. Floyd was the principal of Johnsonville High School
Johnsonville High School Aerial View, Circa 1972
Johnsonville High School, old campus from the air.
The old high school building is now the Florence County Schools District 5 offices.
Johnsonville High School Bus Drivers, 1971
Johnsonville High School cheerleaders late 1970s
Pictured: Mona Lawrimore McDaniel, Staci Crocker Lyerly, Lyn McDaniel Bachelor, Sheila Davis Weaver, Gail Bachelor Weaver, Bonnie Prosser, Paula Ammons Alford, Renee Willis Sanders, and Audrey McDaniel
Johnsonville High School Class of 1953, Section B, As Freshman in 1950
Johnsonville High School Class of 1953, Section M, As Freshman in 1950
An aerial view of the old Johnsonville High School and the elementary school. Also pictured are the gymnasium and the art building
Johnsonville High School in the snow, 1968
Johnsonville High School principal Charles Graham and Johnsonville Elementary School principal James Weaver
Johnsonville High School teachers Henry Sparrow II, Lucille Eaddy, Tracy Hagan, and Jonathan Brown Jr.
Johnson Memorial Hospital was located in Hemingway, SC.and opened in April of 1940. it was owned and operated by chief surgeon Dr. Allen Huggins Johnson, who also owned the Pee Dee Telephone Company. The vacant building was listed for sale in 1981. A notorious last note in the history of the building occurred when Patches Kalb was arrested in 1983 for impersonating a doctor and running an illegal clinic out of the old hospital building. The building was torn down to make way for a new Food Lion grocery store which opened its doors on May 4, 1986.
Johnsonville Town Hall with police car, 1954
Looking east from the city limit sign by Westside Grocery
Johnsonville First Baptist Church - old building
Various photographs of the original sanctuary for Johnsonville First Baptist Church. The building was completed in 1914 on land donated by Mrs. S. Eleanor Haselden Eaddy. Trees for wood were donated by members and friends of the church. The lumber was sawed by E.B. Poston and hand-planed by Morris Powell. T.F.S. Weatherby supervised the construction.
Johnsonville Pentecostal Holiness Church
Johnsonville Pentecostal Holiness Church on Highway 41.
The Johnsonville Motor Company was operated by Raymond B. Huggins, Sr. Pictured left to right are R.B. Huggins Jr (far left), R.B. Huggins Sr., and John "Monk" Eaddy. The older man seated to the far right is unidentified.
Standing L to R: Eugene Newell, Police Chief Lurie Poston, unknown, and Alfred "Bubba" Haselden. Sitting L to R: H.M. Feagin, David Marsh Sr., Andrew James Cox, Mayor Odell Venters.
Jerry Stone (L) & Steve Haselden (R) packing the foundation of the new Johnsonville Fire Department building on Broadway.
L-R: Frank Matthews, Jerry Stone, Steve Knight
Johnsonville Police Officers, circa 1955
L to R: Lee Powers, Bubba Haselden, Police Chief Lurie Poston Sr.
James Lewis owned the business in the 1990s. Earlier, it was knows as Hunts. Many local businessmen and other patrons stopped here for a cold beer and a hotdog.
Police Chief Lurie Poston, Sr. with police car on Broadway Street
Chief of Police Lurie P. Poston stands with his police car on Broadway. Visible in the background is a liquor store that later became a garden shop and now Health Care Partners (right), as well as a small white building removed when the parking lot was added for Turner's IGA. To the right - Johnsonville Pharmacy and Venters' Department Store. Mr. Lurie Poston (1900-1973) was the son of Preston Poston and Julia Miles. He was born in Hannah and moved to Johnsonville in 1934, where he was both a merchant and a farmer. He served as Chief of Police for 14 years and Magistrate for 16 years. He married first to Christine H. Hatchell Poston (1904 - 1956) and at her death married Alphia McKenzie Stroud (1911 - 2004) His children with Christine were: Uldine Poston Cooper (1926 - 2002) Lurie Preston Poston Jr. (1928 - 1991) Maisie Poston Ballou (1931 - 2012) Jean Poston McDaniel (1932 - 1979) Algie Ray Poston Cox (1936 - 2012)
Also previously known as Wellman Station Philips 66, this location is currently the Skinning Shed game processing. Photos are from 1965 and 1973.