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Where the Tallulah River made its magnificent drop into Tallulah Gorge, travelers made this area into a destination known far and wide as one of the most beautiful areas of the Eastern United States. The coming of the railroad in the late 19th century made this town a more accessible tourist mecca. Click thumbnail to enlarge and read more information about each image.
The Cliff House and Railroad Depot
Glenbrook Hotel
Lakeside Motel, c. 1950
Moss House
Tallulah Lodge, 1904
Witch’s Head rock formation
Indian Arrow Rapids, c. 1900
Aftermath of the Great Fire, 1921
Athens Y Camp, 1982
The first building at Tallulah Falls School, 1915
Aerial view of Tallulah Falls, 1950s
Mary Ann Rutherford Lipscomb, 1848-1918
Stuckey's at Tallulah Gorge