File:Photograph of Boy Scouts gathered around a park sign, Chatahoochee National Forest, Georgia, 1953 - DPLA - e9ee55cde9dfe9c76ae4715b83fc4f1f.jpeg

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Photograph of Boy Scouts gathered around a park sign, Chatahoochee National Forest, Georgia, 1953 (

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Published by Clarkesville-Habersham Library, Clarkesville, Georgia

Title

Photograph of Boy Scouts gathered around a park sign, Chatahoochee National Forest, Georgia, 1953

Description

Photograph of Boy Scouts gathered around a park sign at Chatahoochee National Forest, Georgia, 1953. This photograph is from a scrapbook submitted to Georgia Power's 1953 Champion Home Town contest. The contest was extended to towns with populations under 20,000. The photos document the towns' progress in the areas of education, industry, recreation, youth, clubs and societies, complete with brief written progress reports.

Date

1953

Collection

Clarkesville Library
Parent institution	Northeast Georgia Regional Library System
Location	Clarkesville , United States of America
Coordinates	34° 36′ 54.92″ N, 83° 31′ 27.84″ W
Website	clarkesvillelibrary.org
Authority file	: Q69765686

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Clarkesville Library as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Digital Library of Georgia.

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DPLA identifier: e9ee55cde9dfe9c76ae4715b83fc4f1f

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