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Rabun Gap/Wolffork Valley
Rabun Gap-Wolffork Valley has always been the center of farming in Rabun County because of its relatively flat topography in the river valley of the natural gap in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Dickerson House in Wolffork Valley
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1956 Rabun Gap Post Office
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Rabun’s Oldest Residence
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Original Building at Rabun Gap Industrial School, c. 1905
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York House, National Register of Historic Places
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Wolffork Baptist Church Singing School in 1909
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Quilting Bee in Betty’s Creek Community, c. 1940
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James N. Fisher Family (1869-1933)
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York House Siding, c. 1910
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Main North-South Highway in Rabun Gap, 1928
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Rabun Gap as seen from Dickerson House, early 20th Century
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Building of Kelly’s Creek Road, 1935
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Agriculture Students at the Rabun Gap Industrial School, c. 1910
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Home Economics Student at Rabun Gap School
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Norman Coleman, School Bus Driver
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McDowell Farm Family at Rabun Gap School, late 1940s
