Photo Archive

Troy’s Drive-in opening in 1955, between downtown and train tracks on US27

Original map of downtown Menlo 6 and 7th street and train tracks, 1893

Jiffy Burger opened behind Farmers and Merchants Bank in 1958

Car Hops were needed by Toles Drive-in in the late 1950s

Indian motorcycles were sold in Lyerly in the 1920s by Smith Brothers

Summerville Methodist Church in the 1920s, building built 1907

Lowry’s Dept. Store was on Commerce street from 1940 to the early 1980s

The Whippet was only made from 1927-1931

Tooga Motors between Summerville and Trion, Kaiser cars made 1946-1953

Dorts were a made fro 1915-24. You could buy one in Menlo

McWhorter-Selman Chevrolet was in business in the 1930s and 1940s, located near Depot

Hair Motor Co, Ford was across from Courthouse in the 1930s and 1940s

Copeland-Mitchell Pontiac opened across from Summerville Depot in 1955

Panoramic view of Summerville Cotton Mill in 1930

Summerville News published after the Blizzard of 1993

Sonny Wood, started tavern at Alabama line in CLoudland in the 1920s

Lib Wood, longtime owner of Son-Lib Trade center , Cloudland

Ad from 1930s longtime shoe shop in Summerville , Godwins corner, Commerce and Ga. AVE

1900 photo of the Trion cotton wagons

A family picture with the family car circa 1948