A Sawmill Scrapbook Volume 1 (reprinted)

CONTENTS

In the Beginning it was Teaspoon
The Little Things Matter
Photo Shows Missing Link to Old Lion's Fountain
Help Needed in Collecting, Documenting Area History
Area's Pioneer Doctors Held in High Esteem
Federal Tax has Increased
Combat at Pringle's Creek
Doc's Wit was Legendary
Twelve Men in the River
Thelma Garrett Wadkins Recalls: "Life was Simple"
He was Deplumed of the Glory
A Flickering Candle
Alger-Sullivan Payroll - Saved From Robbers
Track Through Time
Crossing the River - In the Beginning There Were Ferrys
Tales Stir Old Memories
Hear the Power of the Whistle
A Vital Connection - The Escambia River Bridges
Eby Family Restoring Building
See My Marks Upon the Wall
Century Memorial Hospital
Pop Tisdale was a Real Pioneer
Watchman's Gun Didn't Fire
Ruth Paige Shares her Reflections on Century's Past
Luman Mayo Shares History
Life in a Nutshell
Flowing Well Has Seen Better Days
To Recall a Bad Day
Clubhouse was Century's Social Center
Century Health Clinic Revisited
Post Office Finds a Resting Place
"Red Devils" Shut Down Alger-Sullivan Camp
Let Us Preserve the Memories
Rufus Bell Recalls the Depression
Life in the Old Century Hotel -"34 Rooms and 2 Baths"
It Was Time to Move Along
Grocery Prices a Lot Different Today
An Artifact is Discovered in McDavid
Civil War Documentary Sparks Interest
Mark Mayo, "Patriarch of Century"
James Houston Jones
Lot Whit Brantley, CSA
The Chicken Massacre
Fire Brings on Drastic Change
Our Century Home
She is a Queen in her Own Right
Century's Appearance has Changed
One Bid was all That Mattered
Today's Drug Stores are Different
Visit with One of Century's Oldest
World's Largest Photo of Century
Alger-Sullivan Started in Century in 1901
Century: A Reminiscence
He got the Roof Leaks Stopped
Sawmill Scrapbook Vol 1
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