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Horton's Bookstore is the oldest continuously operating bookstore in Georgia. (read more)
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Northeast Quadrant of Adamson Square (read more)
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View taken from Alabama Street looking East towards Adamson Square. The former Peoples Bank building (now only 3 stories instead of 5) is just past the ... (read more)
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View from the Parking Garage lookiing West down Alabama Street. The Carrollton Cultural Arts Center is on the right/ (read more)
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View from the Parking Garage looking up Maple Street - you can see Carrollton Presbyterian Church in the back left (read more)
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A favorite picnic place growing up was where Hwy 166 crossed Dog River in Douglas County, Georgia. This delightful spot was inundated by the building of ... (read more)
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At age 11 my family took an eight week trip from Georgia across the country to the West Coast seeing all the major sites along the ... (read more)
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At age 11 my family took an eight week trip from Georgia across the country to the West Coast seeing all the major sites along the ... (read more)
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Our family camped at many state parks, Cloudland Canyon was always a favorite and worth the hike down into the canyon to see the waterfall. (read more)
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This building contained the Geography building on the main floor and the campus radio station (WWGC) on the bottom floor. (read more)
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My grandparents built this house on reclaimed land on Little Torch Key. My grandfather used the boat you see in the slip for fishing in the ... (read more)
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After moving to Georgia from Tallahasee, Florida we visited Stone Mountain Park. This picture was taken while we were on the very top. You can see ... (read more)
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My family moved to Carrollton, GA when my father took a job as a professor at West Georgia College. This is the house I grew up ... (read more)
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