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Clayton
Clayton was known as “Dividings” to the Cherokees because several major trails among Indian settlements diverged here on the ridge above Stekoa Creek. Click thumbnail to enlarge and read more information about each image.
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Bleckley House 1925
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Blue Ridge Hotel 1920
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Rabun County Courthouse in the square, prior to 1907-08
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Rabun County Courthouse 1908
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Depot at Clayton 1913
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Hamby hardware building, c. 1960
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Clayton Baptist Church, 1943
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Clayton Methodist Church members, 1948
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Ivy Hill Baptist Church Bible School, c. 1950
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Sheriff Luther Rickman (left in photo) with a captured moonshine still, 1940
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Claude, John, and Fred Derrick in front of their Standard Oil station on Main Street, c. 1940
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Clayton Woman's Club, 1910
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Dr. J.C. Dover and wife, Mary, on their wedding day in 1903
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Lillian Smith on South Main Street, early 1950s
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L.P. Cross, Clayton Tribune owner and publisher
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Rabun Country Club pool, c. 1940
