Stevens Crossing, Georgia

Stevens Crossing, is a small rural community in Emanuel County, Georgia, United States.

The community of Stevens Crossing was named after the junction of the Midland Railway with the Georgia and Florida Railroad mainline that was constructed on the land of Ben B. Stevens in the early 20th century.

The post office ceased operations in March 1939; the Stevens Crossing to Statesboro line was abandoned in 1950, and the depot and the old Midland Railway tracks removed several years later.

The Stevens Family Cemetery is located about one half mile west of the actual old crossing on Stevens Cemetery Road.

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