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Mountain City
Mountain City was once called Passover because it is located on the Eastern Continental Divide, and one “passed over” from one watershed to another. Click thumbnail to enlarge and read more information about each image.
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Barron’s Playhouse and Hotel, 1919
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Clara Cathey and the Cathey Packing House
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The New Rabun Hotel, c. 1950
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Mountain City Livery Stable, c. 1920
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Mountain City Railroad Depot, 1926
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Mountain City Methodist Church, c. 1990
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Children of J. Frank and Monti R. Cathey, 1914
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D.W. Johnson, town founder, 1902
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John Quinn West, 1942
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Lassie Taylor, 1925
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Mountain City Apple Orchards, 1911
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Ritter’s Sawmill, c.1950
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Square Dancing at the Mountain City Playhouse, c. 1970
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Tallulah Falls Railroad heading south at Mountain City
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Public Water Fountain Landmark, c. 1935
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Mountain City School, 1932
