Thanks to the following Chattooga County businesses for carrying copies of Chattooga County for sale:

Bob HimesHicks and HolbrookBentley and LeeBetty Morris and VictorManning and SpearsRoberts and Suggs
Langston and Baggettsummerville news

Top row:  Bob Himes of Chattooga Farm & Garden, Crystal Hicks and Crystal Holbrook of Dirttown Deli, and Stephanie Bentley and Stephanie Lee of Lucky's Supermarket in Menlo.

Middle row:  Betty Morris and Victor Morris of Morris Jewelers, Emily Spears and Elliott Manning of Pop's Place Restaurant, and Todd Suggs and Tina Roberts of Suggs Valley Fresh Market.

Bottom row:  Connie Langston and Tina Baggett of United Community Bank, and the good folks at the Summerville News.

Images of America: Chattooga County is now available from Arcadia Publishing and at the following businesses around the county:

Chattooga Farm & Garden Center - Trion
Dirttown Deli - Highway 27 near Gore
Lucky's Super Market - Menlo
Morris Jewelers - Summerville
Pop's Buffet Restaurant - Summerville
Suggs Valley Fresh Market - Trion
Summerville News - Summerville
United Community Bank - Summerville




New Features for May 2012


1961 Confederate Citizens of Summerville

1929 Echols School in Dry Valley

Alexander McMillan Myers Sr. and Friends

1958 Menlo Yearbook



Departments



Yearbook Highlights features scans from pre-1980 yearbooks.

Business & Industry, shown in the upper left column, has replaced Main Street.  Those features previously linked to the Main Street page may be found by clicking Business & Industry.

Diversions features photographs shot outside the county limits by Chattooga residents.



Happy Viewing!



Greg McCollum




summerville sinclair


1950s photograph of the Sinclair station at the south end of Commerce Street in downtown Summerville, currently the site of a Subway restaurant. Courtesy of Joe and Jan Pullen.





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