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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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Main Street Clayton, 1950s
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Main Street Clayton, early 1920s
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Rabun County High School fire, 1975
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Savannah Street looking east, late 1920s
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Winter Scene, c. 1920
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Bleckley Memorial Institute, 1916
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Ivy Hill School, 1940s
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Rabun County High School, c. 1960
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Clayton Public School, c. 1920
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Grist Mill on Warwoman Creek
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Roscoe Nicholson, U.S. Forest Service Ranger from 1911-1952
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Robert H. Vickers, 1958
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Clayton Livery Stable, c. 1910
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Counting the votes, 1916
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Pappy Keys building pews
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Tom Mitchell's sawmill
