Woodhall Stories by R. Cary Bynum

Mid-century Atlanta's Woodhall neighborhood was one of many southern city communities that had endured decades of depression and two world wars. Its houses were inhabited by middle-class working people, living their lives unaware of the far-reaching social changes - beginning in the 1960s - that would sweep them toward the new millennium. 

But in the 1940s and 50s, the neighbors still lived as they always had - through good times and bad, one year becoming the next - watching the four seasons make their timeless rounds.