Abstract
"This photograph was made in the back yard of the old Thrasher home currently the home of Jane Giles on Third Street. Ralph Thrasher and his nephew Tom Thrasher war show in the photograph. Ralph was one of the Thrasher baseball players; he played on the local games. His brothers, Loran and Frank, played for the Atlanta Crackers. The brother, Frank later played in the major leagues.
The photograph is of interest for the background scene. The far ridge in the photograph is on the west sode of highway 441. the open fields of the 1940s allowed a person to see for long distances."
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Metadata
- Language
English
- Content length or size
924 kB, 2003x2539
- Coverage span
DATE NOTE: The date shown in “Date of original” is a default date. If there is a date in the description, that would be the most accurate date for this image as it has been provided by the contributor.
- DPLA rights
- Location
30677
- Publisher
University of North Georgia
- Date submitted
19 July 2022
- Rights holder
Oconee Historical Society / Jimmy Christopher
- Related identifier2014_HotL_Scans_2.14
- Is format of
scanned image