Railey-Hall, Shed, State Highway 3/U.S. Highway 19 at Croxton Cross Road, Sumter

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This shed is associated with the Railey-Hall House which is part of a district which comprises the core of the rural crossroads community of Sumter in Sumter County. The district contains five commercial buildings and the Railey-Hall House which is located on the west side of U.S. Highway 19. Several outbuildings and a metal windmill surround the house. The significance of the outbuildings is that they are recognizable components of a historic agricultural landscape. Description: The one story shed roofed structure has a single entrance with a board and batten door on the north elevation. A row of narrow, unglazed windows with a wooden shelve below is located on the western elevation. A similar shelve extends across the eastern elevation and contains small animal cages.

The shed has vertical siding and a metal roof. The shed has been used as a chicken house, rabbit hutch, and a tool shed. History: The shed was extant in the but no date of construction could be determined.