Scans by Kenneth Randolph Taylor

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Chattooga High School, Summerville, Georgia

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This is an undated photograph of the John D. Taylor, Sr.-Jr., house in Summerville, Georgia.  It seems to come from the 1960s.  The car is a 1959 Mercury which my grandfather, John Dodson Taylor, Jr. (1905-1976), bought in 1962 or 1963.  The Volkswagen belonged to Eugene Stoddard Taylor, Jr. (1928-2012).  The context seems to be a family reunion.

This was the house into which my grandfather, John D. Taylor, Jr., entered the world in 1905.  My grandmother, Nell Barrett Taylor spent most her life there also.  My father and uncle grew up there, and my mother, sister, and I lived there for a time.

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My grandmother was the longtime organist at Summerville Presbyterian Church, Summerville, Georgia.

This photograph could be from the 1960s or early 1970s.

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My mother’s family visited my father’s family at Summerville, Georgia, in 1969.

These images might also interest those involved in the restoration of that structure during the next few days.

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APRIL 19, 2014 COMMON ERA

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Taken in the front room of the old family house, Summerville, Georgia

From left to right:

John Dodson Taylor, Jr. (1905-1976)

Nell Barrett Taylor (1915-2001)

Barbara Bishop

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My grandmother (1915-2001)

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These are photographs of the dining room at the old family house in better days.  The table is no more, for example.  But it was a nice piece of furniture.

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Image from the Save the Taylor House Facebook Page

(https://www.facebook.com/SaveTheTaylorHouse)

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The text in honor of my grandmother:

…to Mrs. Nell Taylor for her many years of hard work and loyalty to Chattooga High School.

It was an appropriate dedication.

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NOVEMBER 12, 2013 COMMON ERA

Image from the Save the Taylor House Facebook Group

(https://www.facebook.com/SaveTheTaylorHouse)

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Nell Barrett Taylor (my grandmother, standing at the back and right) and one Mrs. Grant took a group of students at Chattooga High School, Summerville, Georgia, to an opera performance during the 1970-1971 school year.

Photograph from the Save the Taylor House Facebook Group

(https://www.facebook.com/SaveTheTaylorHouse)

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Nell Barrett Taylor, my grandmother, is second from the right on the front row.

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NOVEMBER 12, 2013 COMMON ERA