Regional History and Genealogical Sources

This photograph presents George Bridwell and oxen at a sawmill. It is undated. The photograph's source is the Radford Hamrick collection. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 1, Folder 6, CAR-0028. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents Dr. Thomas Collier, who was the first doctor in Bowdon, Georgia. It is undated. The photograph's source is the Radford Hamrick collection. The location of the photograph is the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 1, Folder 14, CAR-0004. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents W.V. and Kate Harman with 3 children: William Marion, Clara, and Thelma in the fall of 1941. Their grandmother was married on the West Georgia campus when her parents owned Bonner Plantation. In the background of the photo is the Harman's tenant farmer of many years, Beatley Ross. This photo is a courtesy of Mrs. Thelma Turner. It's location is Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 1, Folder 28, CAR-1055. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents Susan Hayward receiving the key to the city of Carrollton from the mayor at the time, Stewart Martin. It is undated. The photograph is a courtesy of Rebecca Akin. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 1, Folder 30, CAR-0962. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph is of Sidney Holderness Sr., who was an attorney and city court solicitor in Carrollton in the late 1800s. The photograph is from the B.M. Long photo album, which is in possession of Mr. Aubrey Jones. The photo is currently located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 1, Folder 32, CAR-0314. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents 3 girls in a buggy on the north lawn of the Williams house, which was built in 1892. From left to right- Amy Williams, May Williams, and Inez Williams. This photograph was taken around 1913. The photo is a courtesy of William G. Mitchell. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 4, CAR-1829. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photo presents John W. Williams' house, on Old Highway 61, south of Villa Rica, Georgia. The house was built in 1892. The photograph is a courtesy of William G. Mitchell. It is undated. The photo is located in Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 4, CAR-1821. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents 4 girls in a swing on the north lawn of the Williams House, built in 1892. From left to right- Amy Williams, May Williams, Inez Williams, and Ellen Williams. This photo is dated approximately around 1913. The photograph is a courtesy of William G. Mitchell. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 4, CAR-1830. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents James Moore and Ralph Williamson in 1932. The photo is a courtesy of T. Ralph Williamson. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 5, CAR-1407. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents 4 gentlemen standing for a picture. From left to right standing is Lawton Cranford and Ralph Williamson. From left to right kneeling is Ed Barfield and James Moore. It is undated. This photograph is a courtesy of T. Ralph Williamson. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 5, CAR-1406. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents an unidentified person playing cards. It is possibly Mayhayley Lancaster, of Heard County, Georgia. The photograph is undated. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 7.

This photograph presents Confederate Veterans standing for a photo. It is undated. This photograph is a courtesy of John McPherson. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 8, CAR-1638. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents the original Royal Palm Social Club, from the 1940s. The photo is a courtesy of Lillian Amis. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 12, CAR-1253. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents the A&M Board of Trustees. The photograph's source is from the 1929-1930 Bulletin. The photo is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 17, CAR- 1529. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents 3 individuals playing tennis on the campus tennis courts beside the Martha Munro Building. The source and the date of the photograph is unknown. The photo is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 24, CAR-1869. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents the Computer Club from 1974. The source of the photo is the 1974 Chieftain. The photo is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 29, CAR-1631. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents the International Club in 1975. The source of the photo is the 1975 Chieftain. The photograph is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 35, CAR-1659. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph is of the Kennedy Chapel at its original location. It is undated. The photograph is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 36. The image does not have a CAR number.

This photograph is of the Plant Building. The source and the date of the photo is unknown. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 51, CAR- 1858. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph presents students at the Post Office. The source and date of the photograph is unknown. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 52, CAR- 1863. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph is of the President's house and the Bonner house. The source and the date of the photo is unknown. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 53, CAR-1853. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This photograph was taken at the 1988 Rush for the West Georgia College sororities. The young women are posed on the gazebo in Love Valley, which has since been dismantled. The source of the photo is the West Georgia College Special Collections. It is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 2, Folder 56, CAR-1554. The CAR number is unique to each image.

This card represents an image of a baptism that was taken of an original that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0001. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The front of a business card of Lloyd H. Griffin, Livery, dated 1906.This card represents an image of a business card that was taken of an original that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0002a. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The back of a Llyod H. Griffin Livery business card, dated 1906. This card represents the image of a business card that was taken of an original that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0002b. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The Carrollton Police Department, from left to right: Mr. John Crider, unidentified, Sim Causey, and unidentified. This card represents the image that was taken of the original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0003. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Dr. Thomas Collier, the first doctor at Bowdon, undated. This card represents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015,Box 6, CAR-0004. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The Oak Lawn, with the trees in the front, undated. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0005. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The William Beall Home on "Miss Allie" Austin Avenue. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0006. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The photograph presented is probably of Banning Mill, in Whitesburg, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0007. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The photograph presented is of a group probably at Banning Mill in Whitesburg, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0008. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Group of people with bicycles, 1.) Mr. J. R. Miller 2.) Mr. I. L. Cheney- later General Manager of Tel. Company 3.) Stewart Kramer 4.) Mr. Tom Coleman 5.) Unidentified 6.) Mr. Walter Perry. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0009. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Unidentified group of people standing with hoes and 3 horses and buggies. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0010. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Home of Jack Jones. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0011. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The photograph presented is of a school group standing in front of a brick building. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0012. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Cheaves House, built around 1840. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0013. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number which can be found online.

Bagwell House, built around 1835. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0014. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Home of Dr. Roberd. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possesion of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0015. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Needham Jarnigan house, with the mailbox on the right. This card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0016. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Stagecoach stop, built around 1830 (almost hidden by trees.) The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0017, Box 6, CAR-0017. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Fielder house, with the drive to the right of the screen porch. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0018. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

The home of Dr. Slaughter, which was originally a dog trot log cabin. It is a one-story house with 6 white columns. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0019. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

This image is possibly of Lovvorn's Mill. The card presents an image that was taken of an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0020. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Boy Scout Scrap Drive. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0021. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Soil Conservation Service Photo 2-3106-14GA-Carroll-8-27-53- Future Farmers of America class in agriculture, Villa Rica High School, one of the first vocational agriculture classes in Carroll County. The photo was taken by John W. Busch. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0022. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Confederate Veterans pictured on Memorial Day, April, 1925, in front of Chambers Cafe. Front row, seated is Jim Kuglar, Charles Bloodworth, Rev. James Bryce, Howard Pitts, Geo. Cheney, Jim Lyle and John Mullinax. In the back row, standing is Geo. Harper, Brainard Huie, Henry Clay Reeves, Billy Spence, Tom Jackson, W.O. Perry, John Moore, "Mac" Aldridge, John Bowen, Rev. E.L. Barber, Presbyterian Preacher, standing in door. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0023. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Confederate veterans of Carroll County in 1915. The card presents an image taken of an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0024. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

Automobiles pictured on The Square. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0026. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baptist Church in Bowdon, GA, built in 1895. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0027. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

George Bridwell and oxen at a sawmill. The card presents an image that is taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0028. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER- Little "Buddy" Pendleton, world's youngest dirt track driver, in his midget racer (world's tiniest), receives trophy of appreciation from Mayor J. Hubert Griffin of Carrollton, GA. Bussy starred there in a Recruiting Drive for the U.S. Armed Forces, which was sponsored by the Carroll County Service Council for the purpose of collecting money to provide Christmas presents for orphan children. December 16, 1950. Photographed by: Sgt. Vinton Murphy. Signal Section, Hgs. Third Army. Credited: U.S. Army photograph 017-648-/AJ-50. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0029. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Depiction of Buckhorn Tavern, stagecoach stop. Original painting by Jack Ashmore. The card presents an image that is taken from an original painting, that currently is and was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0030. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

O.W. Robinson home on Rome Street, 1960. The home was also lived in by Sanford Kingsberry and P.G. Garrison. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0027. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

This photograph shows a livery stable, undated. The card presents an image that was taken of an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0032. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The Carrollton Square, circa 1960. Photograph taken looking westward. The card presents a photograph that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0033. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Charles A. McDaniel, co-founder of Bowdon College, president of the institution, later Captain of the Bowdon Volunteers, Company B, Cobb's Legion and Colonel of the 41st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. He died at Harrodsburg, Kentucky on October 18, 1962 of wounds received at Perryville on October 8, 1862. The card presents an image that was taken from an original , that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0034. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Judge John Norman, a Confederate veteran who had the longest tenure in public office after the war. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0035. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

A solid train load of cotton, possibly the largest single shipment ever made from an interior town, Carrollton, Georgia, circa 1910. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0036. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The old Gaston house on College Street before its demolition for urban renewal. This photograph was made about 1960. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs. LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0037. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Major John M. Richardson, one of the founders of Bowdon College. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0038. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bright Williamson Hargrove, born January 20, 1809, of Villa Rica, Georgia. He was a Unionist delegate from Carroll County to the Georgia secession convention in 1861. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0039. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

John Long, born November 20, 1797, died October 17, 1870. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0040. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Grow-Cobb-Lassetter home, undated. The card presents an image that was taken from an original. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0041. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Paschal Grow's home, "Nun Such", probably 1950's. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0042. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

D.G. Wilson, later Dr. J.G. Hamrick, residence, probably 1950's. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0043. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Leon P. Mandeville. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0044. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Ernest G. Kramer. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0045. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Joseph Amis Aycock. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0046. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Dixie Hotel, around 1900. Ground was broken for construction on June 6, 1890 and was completed in early 1891. The formal opening was March 3, 1891, and it burned on Monday, June 10, 1901. The text in the picture reads, "This justly popular hostlery was erected during the year 1890 by a stock company and cost in between $16,000 and $18,000. The formal opening and banquet was on the evening of March 3rd, 1891, with Mr. Frank Sharp..." The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0047. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon, Georgia in the 1870's. Masonic Hall is at the corner of Main and Wedowee Streets. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0048. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

James Caspar Holland, first Carroll Countian killed in action in France, May 21st, 1918. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0049. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Building of the Bowdon Railroad. This photograph was probably taken at the Bowdon terminus of the railroad line. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0050. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Melton House, reputed to be the first brick house in Villa Rica. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0051. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton street being prepared for paving, 1938. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0052. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of the image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Masonic Lodge, Roopville. Front row, kneeling (from left to right) Gus Stallings, --W. S. Alexander, B.J. Veal, Dr. W.L. Craven, Millard Jordan, J.T. Veal, Walter Hall, unidentified, unidentified, R.L. Worley, -- Spence. Back row, standing, (from left to right) unidentified, Z.T. Freel, Joe, Huckeba, unidenitfied, J.L. Roop, unidentified, J.L. Veal, Joe Webb, Seab Milligan, unidentified, D.F. Pearce, unidentified, Bob Key, T.T. Staples, Enoch Barnes, John Burnett, John Coher, W.T. Freel. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0053. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Construction of the U.S. Post Office, Carrollton, Georgia, December 1, 1912. This photo shows a view of the site, taken from the northwest corner of the site looking toward the Baptist Church. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0054. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can be found online.

U.S. Post Office under construction at Carrollton, Georgia, July 1, 1913. Photograph taken from northeast corner of site looking toward the old courthouse. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0055. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

U.S. Post Office under construction at Carrollton, Georgia, April 1, 1913. Photograph taken from northeast corner of site looking toward the old courthouse. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0056. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

South Land Hotel. The U.S. Post Office for Carrollton, Georgia was constructed on this site in 1912 and 1913. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0057. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

U.S. Post Office under construction at Carrollton, Georgia, December 1, 1912. Photograph taken from southeast corner looking toward College Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0058. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

South Land Hotel, Carrollton, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0059. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Early automobile and occupants. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0060. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Burial of John McFarley's wife at Shiloh Church. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0061. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Stands. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0062. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

K.C. Wicker, pitcher. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0063. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Paul Fittery, manager and left-handed pitcher, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0064. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Chaplin, sliding into 2nd base, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0065. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Howell, R.F. Goggans, C. White, C.F. 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0066. The CAR number in unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton Champs, 5 men. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0067. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

L.F. Rowe, baseball player. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0068. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Shaw, O.F. Brandon, C. Chaplin, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0069. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball players, unidentified. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0070. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Shaw, O.F. Brandon, C. Chaplin, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0069. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball players on the field. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0072. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J. Craven, 1B, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photograpy project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0073. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Jackson Bros. Garage. Photograph dated July 4, 1958. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0074. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Old Bowdon College building. Major John M. Richardson and Colonel Chas A. McDaniel. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0075. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Colonel Charles A. McDaniel, founder of Bowdon College, now owned by the V.D. Whatley family. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-015, Box 6, CAR-0076. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

R. Lee Sharpe Modern Printing building. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0077. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Probably Dozier House? The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0078. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bonner House. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, Box 6, CAR-0079. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Oak Lawn. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0080. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Oak Lawn. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0081. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0082. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

House on Dixie Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0083. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J.A. Mandeville, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0084. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J.S. Cheney, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0085. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J.L. Guill, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0086. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

G.H. West, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0087. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0088. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0089. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

T.W. Camp, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0090. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J.H. Croft, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0091. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

R.D. Jackson, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0092. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

L.C. Mandeville, Jr., member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0093. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

W.J. Stewart, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0094. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

C.K. Henderson, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0095. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

C.M. Tanner, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0099. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Hamilton Hogan, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0100. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

C.B. Simonton, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0101. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

H.O. Lovvorn, member of Board of Directors, Mandeville Mills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0102. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fire at the Bradley Street Warehouse. Photograph dated May, 29, 1937, Snap Shot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0103. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton baseball team, 1929. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0104. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified catcher, probably Reese, around 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0105. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified batter, probably 1920, but possibly 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0106. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Damaged automobile. Caption reads, "This automobile has seen better days." The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0107. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Chaplin, catcher and Reese, catcher, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0108. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Watson stops at Third, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0109. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Taliaferro, shortstop, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0110. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

M. Howell, right field, sold to Birmingham, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0111. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J. White hits one over the fence for a home run, 1928. Sold to Detroit, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0112. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J. White hits another one over the fence, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0113. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified baseball player. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0114. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Mandeville Mills float in 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0115. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Eddie Stinson, pilot. Photo taken in Carrollton, Georgia on April 28, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0116. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Eddie Stinson, pilot. Photograph taken in Carrollton, Georgia on April 28, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0117. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified batter, probably 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0118. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon's first fire truck. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0119. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

South Land Hotel, as shown in the photo, formerly occupied the site, which is now where the U.S. Post Office is. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0120. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Lovvorn Road White House, built in 1847 by Henry Pope Wooten, a native of Wilkes County, Georgia. Judge Wooten later built almost identical houses in Jasper and Cordova, Alabama. (For more information, see Areawide Historic Preservation Study by the Chattahoochee-Flint Area Planning and Development Commission.) The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0121. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

C.J. Bell, shortstop and manager of the Carrollton baseball team, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0123. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Temple High School float in 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0124. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fisher's 10¢ Store float in the 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0125. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Children in front of Carroll Theatre. This photograph is dated September 5, 1938 by Snapshot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0126. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Children in front of Carroll Theatre. This photograph is dated September 5, 1938 by Snapshot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0128. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Johnson Drug Company float in 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0129. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified float from 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0130. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fourth District Agricultural & Mechanical School float in the 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0131. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Unidentified float from 1927 Carroll County Centennial parade. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0132. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball, Carrollton, Georgia, probably 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0133. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0134. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0135. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fire at the Bradley Street Warehouse. The photograph is dated May 29, 1937, Snapshot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0136. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fire at the Bradley Street Warehouse. The photograph is dated May 29, 1937, Snap Shot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0137. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fire at the Bradley Street Warehouse. The photograph is dated May 29, 1937, Snap Shot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0138. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fire at the Bradley Street Warehouse. The photograph is dated May 29, 1937, Snap Shot Service, Atlanta. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0139. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Reese, catcher, and Bonifay, pitcher, probably 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0140. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0141. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0142. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0143. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0144. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

A.J. Baskin Company float in 1927 Carroll County Centennial Parade. Legend on the float: A.J. Baskin Co., Your Store, 1900-1927. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0145. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carroll Mills, Inc. 1927. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0146. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0147. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gipsy Smith tabernacle, circa 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0148. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Samuel Hart house. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0149. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-005, Box 6, CAR-0150. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0151. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0152. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0153. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0154. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Adamson House. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0155. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0156. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0157. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0158. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0159. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Automobile. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0160. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

5 baseball players. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0161. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

2 baseball players kneeling. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0162. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

1929 Carrollton Baseball Club Pennant Winners. Front row, left to right: (1) Fittery; (2) Holsombock; (3) Patton; (4) Goggins; (5) Freedman; (6) Ezell; (7) White; Second row: (8) Reese; (9) McGhee; (10) Justiss; (11) Sappenfield; (12) Stanfield; (13) Anderson; (14) Crow. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0163. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

S.W. Roberts, Rt. 2, Villa Rica and J.B. Burnett, Rt. 1, Villa Rica, with charter of the West Georgia Soil Conservation District. SCS photo by John W. Busch, August 27, 1958. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0164. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton baseball team, probably 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0165. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Top left: I.B. Burnett of Douglas County, 1947. Right: Cotton planted on contour. Kudzu planted on slopes in background. It was used for hay. SCS photo by John W. Busch. The man in the photo is A.L. Crook, Rt. 1, Bowdon, Georgia. Lower left: Kudzu planted in 1936by CCC Camp workers on Jordan farm. (See CAR-0166d for more information about this photograph. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0166a. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

I.B. Burnett, Douglas County, Georgia, 1947. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0166b. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

A.L. Cook, Rt. 1, Bowdon, Georgia, photographed in a field. Cotton planted on contour, and kudzu planted on the slopes in the background. The kudzu was used for hay. SCS photo by John W. Busch. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0166c. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

U.W. Jordan, RFD Carrollton, and Paul Patten of the SCS, dated October 7th, 1952. Mr. Jordan, at the time, was 82 years old and worked on his farm daily. The picture presents kudzu in the background, planted in 1936 by CCC Camp workers. It was cut twice each year for hay, averaging 3 tons per acre. Class VII land. It was fertilized with equivalent of one ton of basic slag every other year. This kudzu planting was one of the first to be established in West Georgia and has been used to demonstrate the use of kudzu by all agricultural agencies operating in the state. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0166d. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Three Soil Conservation Service Photos. 3 shots: Top- R.Y. Bailey speaking to a group of farmers and SCS technicians on W.E. Morgan's farm, Haralson County. SCS photo by J.R. Huff, September 27, 1949. Middle- C.L. Spruell explaining strip cropping on Mr. Hoyt's farm, Coweta County, September 15, 1949. Bottom- group on tour of Dr. Fischer's farm. SCS photo by J.R. Huff at Dr. L.C. Fischer Farm, Coweta County, September 15, 1949. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0167. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Top left: Pasture seeded September, 1950. Dallis grass, Rye grass, fescue, Bermuda, and Ladino clover. Four to seven head at all times. Six and one-half acres in fields. Class II land. SCS photo by John W. Busch, October 14, 1952. J. A. Kent, Central Hatchie, Georgia.
Top Right: White face cattle on Bert Hobb's grazing pasture of Alsike Clover, Alfalfa and blue grass. This area was an old road bed prior to grading off and smoothing and seeding of pasture. SCS photo by H.C. Seaton, December 9, 1948 on Bert Hobbs' farm, Carroll County.
Lower Right: Hogs grazing on crimson clover on J. Rigsby's farm, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia. SCS photo by John W. Busch, April 20, 1949. Class III land.
Lower left: commercial herd of Angus cattle on Kudzu planted by CCC Camp in 1940 on class VII land. Twenty acres in field. SCS photo by John W. Busch on W.E. Morgan's farm, Buchanan, Haralson County, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0168. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Submarine. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0169. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Submarine. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0170. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

W.B. Horton, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0171. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fittery, Pitcher, and White, Right Field, 1928. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0172. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball player, Bell, turning third base, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0173. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

C.J. Bell, Manager and third base, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0174. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0175. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Baseball team. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Jessie Hamrick during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0176. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The Bowdon Brick Company yard. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0177. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Old soldiers' reunion, McDaniel's regiment. The image is missing from this card. The image was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0178. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Banquet at Bowdon College. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0179. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon Intelligence office. Then owned by Mr. Yarborough, later owned by Dr. W.P. Smith. On the front porch is: "Miss Eggie," "Miss Susie," and Mr. Yarborough. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0180. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carroll County Board of Education at the old courthouse in Carrollton. J.W. Barrow, chairman (#12, back row, center). The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0181. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Thomas J. Lovvorn and family. The mother of Mrs. Frances B. Jackson was born in this house at Newell, Alabama in 1868. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0182. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon Oil Mill, which burned, later site of Bowdon Rubber Company, which also burned, but was being rebuilt in 1979. Wayne Copeland is the manager. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0183. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Barrow Hardware Company ("the last building Papa [J.W. Barrow] built"). Hugh- in the window on the left. J.W. Barrow, Otis, B. Moore in the middle window. The building is now occupied by Scoggins 5 & 10. The card presents an image that was taken from an original. It was presented during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0184. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon High School, 6th grade, 1918. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0185. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Bowdon High School, 8th grade, 1920. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0186. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The Lovvorn and Barrow families on Umbrella Rock, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, with the Tennessee River in the background. (Left to right, front row: Dr. J.L. Lovvorn, Mrs. J.W. Barrow, Sarah Frances Barrow. Left to Right, back row: Leah Lovvorn, Elise Lovvorn, Mildred Lovvorn, Mrs. J.L. Lovvorn, J. W. Barrow, Martha Gladys Barrow.) The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0187. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Window at Barrow Hardware Company displaying belongings of Mrs. W.D. Lovvorn. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0188. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

W.D. Lovvorn's (later Thomas J. Lovvorn's) store at Newell, Alabama. This was the "Red Hambeth" as described by Alice Lovvorn in her book, The Red Hambeth. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0189. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

J.W. Barrow's store, Bowdon, Georgia. Left to right: Otis Barrow, "Miss Hassie" Glanton, "Miss Ada" Walker. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0190. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Mr. A.J. Jackson's store on the corner of the square in Carrollton. Left to right: Harvey Jackson, A.J. Jackson, unidentified, unidentified, and Wayne Jackson. This photograph was taken in 1922. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0191. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centralhatchee School, Heard County, Georgia. Harvey Lewis Jackson, fourth row from top. Wayne Jackson, third row from bottom. The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mrs. Frances Barrow Jackson during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0192. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of C.E. Roop on 39 Dixie Street. 10 3/10" snow, January 22, 1940. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0301. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Birthplace of Lula E. Mandeville. 61 Maple Street (saltbox). The card presents an image that was taken from an original, that was in possession of Mr. -Aubrey Jones during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0302. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of L.C. Mandeville. 69 Maple Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0303. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Horace Stewart, South Street. 10 3/10" of snow on January 22, 1940. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0304. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Sidney Holderness. 48 Dixie Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0305. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Cecil Boykin, Rome Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0306. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Dr. Henry J. Goodwyn, Dixie Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0307. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Alton Lane, Rome Street. The oldest dwelling in Carrollton. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0308. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Otis Smith, South Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0309. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of Sam Boykin, Sunset Hills. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0310. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Home of J.H. Jackson, Lake Carroll. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0311. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Celeste, Frances, and Mary Helen Long with dolls. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0312. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gas station on the corner of College and Newnan Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0313. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Sidney Holderness, Sr. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0314. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Group photo. Front row, left to right: W.A. Lyle, George Chance, S.E. Grow. Back row, left to right: J.D. Hamrick, H.W. Long, J.T. Boatright. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0315. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

First Baptist Church, February 1964. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0316. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Intersection of Maple and Longview Streets. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0317. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

City Supply Company building on the left with the railroad depot in background. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0319. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Central of Georgia railroad depot. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0320. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Croft Street Bridge over Central of Georgia Railroad. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0321. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

City pumping station during a flood. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0322. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Drake Motor Company, Maple Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0323. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Sprayberry's on Highway 27 near Carrollton. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0324. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Old Courthouse, which burned. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0325. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Courthouse. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0321. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Central of Georgia Dugan. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0327. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

The Greenfront. 84 Bradley Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0328. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Amoco Station on the corner of Maple Street and North Park 1952. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0329. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Hoover Cart. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0330. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Gypsy Smith Tabernacle, 1925. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0331. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Southwest corner of the Square. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0332. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Corner of the Square and Alabama Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0333. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Corner of the Square and Bradley Street. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0334. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

City Supply Company building during a snow storm on January 22, 1940. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0335. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

W W Mac Company. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0336. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Lovvorn's Mill on Indian Creek near Bowdon, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0337. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Coca Cola Delivery Wagon. Lewis Camp, standing. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0338. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Tent and 5 soldiers: Jake Bruner, John H. Engelkin, George O. Frye, J.I. Archibald, B.M. Long. Thoroughfare, VA 1904. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0339. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

7th U.S. Calvary Band on horses. Fort Myer, Virginia 1904-1905. Left front: James O. Brockenshire. Right Front: Charles P. Defina. Front row, left to right: George O. Frye, S.M. Goldforb, John S. Parr, George W. Leverich, Harry Tracy, Avery Hinckley, Frank Damore, John Richter, Eldon C. Jones, -- Dickson. Back row, left to right: Ollie Berry, John H. Engelkin, John Holke, C.C. Ryan, B.M. Long, Paul Richards, Jakie Bruner, Henry Fleck, James T. Archibald, A.J. Kovarick. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0340. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

John R. Rice and Benjamin M. Long, Bantagas Philippine Islands, 1905 or 1906. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0341. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

R. Lee Sharpe and J.P. Travis, 1918. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0342. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton Booster Club Roopville, GA, 1913. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0343. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton Booster Club at the home of Nick Tompkins. Heard County, Georgia, 1913. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0344. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton Booster Club, Bowdon, Georgia. In the photograph, H.W. Long is speaking, 1913. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0345. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carrollton Booster Club, Bremen, Georgia, September 1913. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0346. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

L.C. Mandeville family in camp at Carrollton, Georgia. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0347. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Fort Oglethorpe. Francis Musgrove Long. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0348 The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Group shot on the Square. From left to right: (1) Pete Burden- "Negro", (2) Scott Loftin- "Flunkey", (3) Long's horse and buggy (4) Long's buggy and horse "Dan", (5) Mary Long, (6) Jesse P. Travis, (7) L.P. Mandeville, (8) L.P. Mandeville, Jr., (9) J.A. Murrah, (10) E.H. Long, (11) H.W. Long (12) Davis Hightower- "Cook", (13) Wash Avery- "Teamster", (14) Essie Garrison- "WaterBoy", (15) Long's wagon and mules.
This picture was taken on Public Square, Carrollton, Georgia, May 12, 1913, the day H.W. Long and his crowd started on camp for Walker County. They were 5 days in making the trip. They went by Mandeville, Tallapoosa, Oaklevel, Jacksonville, Greens Point, Ashville, St. Clairs Spring, Springville, Clay, Mt. Piuson, Warrior Station, Democrat, and Cordova. Distance: 164 miles. They were on camp for 6 weeks.
R.H. Fletcher Sanitary Meat Market and Restaurant- 26 Public Square, A.D. Williams Cash Store 54 and 104- 24 public Square, W.W. and W.L. Fitts Drugstore- 22 Public Square, W.L. Smith and Jackson The Cash Grocery Store- 20 Public Square.
The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0349. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Carroll County Centennial, 1927. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0350. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Band, 1903. Front row: Will Perry, H.E. Kuhns, Frank Campbell, B.M. Long, W.A. Upshaw. Back row: J.G. Cheney, D.L. Hearn, Marvin Perdue, Alex Bowles, Perry Merrell, H.T. Smith, V.B. Toney. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0351. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0352. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0353. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0354. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0355. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0356. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0357. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0358. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0359. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

A and M Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0360. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0361. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0362. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Centennial float. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0363. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

1928 Pennant winners. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0364. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

1929 Carrollton Baseball Club Pennant Winners. Front row, left to right: Fittery, Holsomback, Patton, Goggans, Freedman, Ezell, White. Second row, left to right: Reese, McGhee, Justiss, Sappenfield, Stanfield, Anderson, Crow. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0365. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

1920 Pennant Winners. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0366. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

One-man Japanese submarine. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0367. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

1920 Carrollton Baseball Club Georgia state Pennant winners. Front row, left to right: Pop Shaw, Red Reese, F. Pratt, P.P. Swan. Second row, left to right: Harry Allen, Jules Watson. Third row, left to right: Jess Craven, Goat Brandon, C.J. Bell (Manager), Lefty Suton, Bill McKinnon. Not shown: Chaplin and Borifuy. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0368. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Hudson car of B.M. Long with first radio in Carrollton. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0369. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.

Rear view of the Hudson car of B.M. Long with first radio in Carrollton. The card presents an image that was taken from an original during a photography project in 1993 called Vanishing Carroll County. This card is located in the Vanishing Carroll County photographs, LH-0015, Box 6, CAR-0370. The CAR number is unique to each image. There is an original or a copy of this image in the Georgia Archives, under a different number, which can also be found online.