Vinings Revisited: Hardy Pace Permission to Build a Dam

10/26/07

Hardy Pace Permission to Build a Dam

This week, turned up an important piece of Pace history... copy of the Ga. Congress Act 1850, which gave Hardy Pace and Pinkney Randal authority to build a dam across the Chattahoochee.
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Vinfact: at one time the rairoad at Pace's Ferry was known as Robinson's Crossing...

Vinings in 1900 had a population of 270...

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Vinfact: Prior to Pace's, it was known as Harris Ferry...

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