Nellie Mae Rowe (now a recognized folk artist), and Little Nellie at her Vinings Mt. home; likely from 1950's. Picture is possibly published, and courtesy of Jody Smith's reseach.
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"Urban" Archeologist (and artist) bleufalcon@aol.com
Original Vinings Research Circa 1951
Contact for Tony : bleufalcon@aol.com
"Urban" Archeologist (and artist) bleufalcon@aol.com
Original Vinings Research Circa 1951
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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...
The Army of the Cumberland alone launched over 378 tons
of artillery shells in the Atlanta Campaign.
of artillery shells in the Atlanta Campaign.
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Vinfact: Used to be able to "flag" down a train and it would stop for you.
Vinfact: Prior to Pace's, it was known as Harris Ferry...
Vinfact: Before it was known as Vinings or Pace Mountain, it was known as Mac Rae's Hill...
Vinfact: The old dirt mill as a rock quarry and dump, is now fashionable crafted as a pool and tennis courts for the Courtyards....
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If you have stories, photographs that can be digitally copied, articles, books, relics, mysteries, or something you've just discovered while digging up your garden or rumaging around in the attic- e-mail Tony at bleufalcon@aol.com Comments or questions welcome as well.