Welcome! We have a variety of books primarily pertaining to mining camps and abandoned towns throughout the West. Learn about mining rushes, transportation (roads, railroads, stagecoaches, early autos), and other factors that caused towns to spring up in specific locations. Find out what life was really like for the residents of these towns as they boomed and then slowly faded into ghost towns. Local newspapers covered gunfights, fires, mining disasters, blizzards, and mining frauds as well as the social activities that created a sense of community.

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Rabun County, GA (19 items)

Rabun County, GA (19 items)

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RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA

19 items $22

Established: December 21, 1819

County seat: Clayton

1900 population: 6,285

Clayton nice 1908 4-bar on badly damaged post card; 1964 machine cancel on 3x5 card

Post cards: Clayton Hotel [linen]; Hotel Green and Annex [linen]; Court House from distance [linen]; “View from Forest Hill Inn [linen]

Dillard 1964 duplex on 3x5 card

Lakemont 1964 4-bar on 3x5 card

Mountain City 1946 4-bar on post card; blurry 1965 4-bar on 3x5 card

Rabun Gap 1966 4-bar on 3x5 card, PM autograph

Tallulah Falls 1965 4-bar on 3x5 card, PM autograph

Tiger 1966 4-bar on 3x5 card

Wiley Post cards: Camp Dixie for boys [chrome]; Camp Dixie for girls [chrome]

Post cards: Tallulah Gorge [2 chrome views]; Estatoah Falls [chrome]; “Saw Tooth Bridge over Tiger Creek [linen]

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