HAGERMAN
Hagerman was located halfway between Bonifay and Chipley. The community was named for C. W. Hagerman who moved to Washington County from Pensacola in 1894.
Hagerman was a sawmill community that survived perhaps 25 years. Hagerman made use of the canals and creeks to float logs to the millpond.
A post office was established at Hagerman on February 8, 1895 and was discontinued in 1902.
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From I-10 take exit 120 (Chipley), go north on Hwy 77, take a right on Hwy 90, Go 1/4 mile, Take a left onto 7th Street and enjoy the museum.
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