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| Building The First Houses. This looks like it might be Pilgrim Street. |
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| The Mill and Office During Construction |
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| The Mill During Construction |
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| ATCO Baptist Church |
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| Christmas at the Schoolhouse |
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| ATCO Store, circa 1940 |
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| Communal Garden Across Cassville Road at the Communal Barn; Probably circa 1930-1940 |
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| BBQ in the park across from the mill. Most likely July 4th Celebration |
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| ATCO Snow, Circa 1916 |
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| View of Village from Boss's Houses. |
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| Mae's Beauty Shop and Barbershop, circa 1980 |
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| ATCO School |
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| Our infamous water tower |
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| 25 July 1930 |
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| ATCO Flood, Unknown Date |
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| The Clubhouse, 2010 |
While researching architecture and floor plans for the home my father grew up in at ATCO, I stumbled across this website. Thrilled beyond belief, I got with my dad and together we revisited the place he grew up at. Thank you so much for this opportunity and maintaining history for the younger generations.
ReplyDeleteThank YOU for finding us! Be sure to check out our Facebook page, too! We have lots more photos there that I haven't transferred here yet. We have almost 300 members, and your dad might very well know some of us! What's your dad's name? You can email me if you'd rather: mashburnblogs@hotmail.com. I might be able to put him in touch with old friends if he's interested!
ReplyDeleteYvonne Mashburn Schmidt (ATCO Kid)
Facebook Link:
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Or you can find us at ATCO, Georgia, The Village on Facebook.