OHS History on the Lawn

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.3

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.5

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 3.1

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 3.2

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.7

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.9

[6.1] Resolution for David Elder

High Shoals Homecoming, 1980s. 
 
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[1.39] High Shoals Homecoming

Robison Cabin located between the Fambrough Bridge Road and Highway 15 on Scull Shoals District. The photo was taken in the 1970s. Information provided by Jimmy Christopher.
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[2.11] Robison Cabin

[2.12] Robison Cabin

Louise Nunn. Undated. 
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[1.34] Louise Nunn

" Jane Christopher Aiken and her niece, Gwen Christopher Greeway are photographed the first Sunday in May of 1960 or 1961 in the yard of the Christopher home on Water Street in Watkinsville. The back of the old Booth/Causey hous is clearly shown in the background. The house stood where the upper parking lot of the Oconeed State Bank is located." Information provided by Jimmy Christopher.
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[2.15] Jane Christopher Aiken and niece Gwen Christopher Greenway

Congregation of High Shoals Christian Church, 1960s. 
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[1.32] High Shoals Christian Church

Frazer House. Undated. 
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[1.80] Frazer House

Walton County Side of High Shoals River, 1958. 
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[1.71] Walton County Side of High Shoals River

Old High Shoals Bridge, 1958. 
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[1.74] Old High Shoals Bridge

Mae Conley at her store in 1958. 
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[1.61] Mae Conley

Clarence Anthony and Grady Crow. Undated.
 
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[1.22] Clarence Anthony and Grady Crow

E.D. Stroud School, 1956-1696, was named for former educator Edwin David Stroud. The school started in 1956 to educate African-American children in first through twelfth grade. These students had previously attended the "Rosenwald School," and other church and community schools in Oconee County. The school is currently called "Colham Ferry Elementary School."
Curator Note: For more information see: <a href="https://historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM21VP_e-d-stroud-school_Watkinsville-GA.html" target="_blank" title="Historical Marker Project, ">Historical Marker Project, "E.D. Stroud School"</a>

[5.3] E.D. Stroud Historical Marker text

E.D. Stroud School, 1956-1696, was named for former educator Edwin David Stroud. The school started in 1956 to educate African-American children in first through twelfth grade. These students had previously attended the "Rosenwald School," and other church and community schools in Oconee County. The school is currently called "Colham Ferry Elementary School."
Curator Note: For Historical Marker see: <a href="https://historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM21VP_e-d-stroud-school_Watkinsville-GA.html" target="_blank" title="Historical Marker Project - E.D. Stroud School">Historical Marker Project, "E.D. Stroud School" </a>

[5.2] E.D. (Ed) Stroud School

E.D. Stroud School, 1956-1696, was named for former educator Edwin David Stroud. The school started in 1956 to educate African-American children in first through twelfth grade. These students had previously attended the "Rosenwald School," and other church and community schools in Oconee County. The school is currently called "Colham Ferry Elementary School."
Curator Note:For Historical Marker see: <a href="https://historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM21VP_e-d-stroud-school_Watkinsville-GA.html" target="_blank" title="Historical Marker Project - E.D. Stroud School">Historical Marker Project, "E.D. Stroud School"</a>

[5.1] E.D. (Ed) Stroud School

Louise Nunn teaching Sunday School. Undated.
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[1.33] Louise Nunn

Clarence Anthony, 1950. 
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[1.24] Clarence Anthony

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OHS History on the Lawn

Items in this collection

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.3

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.5

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 3.1

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 3.2

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.7

2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.9

[6.1] Resolution for David Elder

[1.39] High Shoals Homecoming

[2.11] Robison Cabin

[2.12] Robison Cabin

[1.34] Louise Nunn

[2.15] Jane Christopher Aiken and niece Gwen Christopher Greenway

[1.32] High Shoals Christian Church

[1.80] Frazer House

[1.71] Walton County Side of High Shoals River

[1.74] Old High Shoals Bridge

[1.61] Mae Conley

[1.22] Clarence Anthony and Grady Crow

[5.3] E.D. Stroud Historical Marker text

[5.2] E.D. (Ed) Stroud School

[5.1] E.D. (Ed) Stroud School

[1.33] Louise Nunn

[1.24] Clarence Anthony

[1.6] Phillips Collection

[1.1] Antioch Church

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2013 History on the Lawn, photo 2.3