United States, Georgia, Harris County, 32.736, -84.908991800/1994"Harris County. Johnson Mill Bridge. Said to have been built by Horace King. Washed away in 1948. Flat Shoals Creek, 100 yards upstream from present Highway 103 bridge."--from field notes2003/06/12: Horace King built more than 100 covered bridges throughout Georgia and neighboring states. He was a freed slave of black, white, and Indian descent. King served four years in the Alabama State Legislature after the Civil War, representing Russell County. A documentary film of his life was made by Tom Lenard of Alabama University. A street in LaGrange, Georgia, is named after him and there is a historical marker for him located at King and Greenville Streets there as well. Some of his bridges still stand throughout the South today.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Bridges--Georgia--Harris CountyAfrican Americans--Georgia--Harris CountyArchitecture--Georgia--Harris CountyKing, Horace, 1807-1885[Photograph of Johnson Mill Bridge, Harris County, Georgia]StillImage