29 Stops on 29: Century (part 2 of 3)

  • November 29, 2014
  • /   Mollye Barrows
  • /   video
The Town of Century is our first stop on a journey to make “29 Stops on 29.” It’s a historic community that got its name and start when the Alger Sullivan sawmill began operations at the turn of the 20th Century. [sidebar] U.S. 29: First stop, Century Follow our journey on U.S. 29. Watch part one of the Century story here. Watch part three of the Century story here. [/sidebar] When industry died, so did jobs, schools and other services. But as Pensacola Today’s Mollye Barrows and Photojournalist Michael Spooneybarger show us, residents aren’t giving up on their rural community or the people in it.
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