The artist Bob Glover was
born in Waynesboro, Georgia, at the Melrose Hotel (1936). As a
youth he ventured out from town
on hikes with sketchbook
in hand. Later he referred to the drawings and did additional
sketches and watercolors of what he had
seen
of
the houses of tenants and sharecroppers. The two
sketches pictured were reworks some 50
years later done from memories of a place near Greens
Cut, a track crossing on the railroad headed
north towards Augusta.
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Watercolor:
Burke County, 
