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• Norma Long Clark oral history interview

  Interview with Norma Long Clark by Dr. Evelyn Thompson about growing up in the Mount Airy area.
  

• Connie Hiatt Clark, Barney Clark at he granite quarry

  Connie Hiatt Clark, Barney Clark at the granite quarry
  

• Connie Hiatt Clark and Coralee Hiatt Cook

  Connie Hiatt Clark and Coralee Hiatt Cook
  

• Coralee Hiatt Cook and Margie Hiatt Clark

  Coralee Hiatt Cook and Margie Hiatt Clark
  

• Connie Hiatt Clark with friends

  Connie Hiatt Clark with friends
  

• Connie Hiatt Clark on swinging bridge

  Connie Hiatt Clark on swinging bridge
  

• Connie Hiatt, Coralee Hiatt Cook, William Clyde Gammons, Susan Mary Ella Hiatt

  Connie Hiatt, Coralee Hiatt Cook, William Clyde Gammons, Susan Mary Ella Hiatt
  

• Connie Hiatt Clark on right with Ella Gammons in the middle, Gracey Lambert

  Connie Hiatt Clark on right with Ella Gammons in the middle, Gracey Lambert
  

• Margie Hiatt with friend and dad at Pilot Mountain

  Margie Hiatt (with hat) with friend and dad at Pilot Mountain
  

• Bud Brannock, Moir Clark, Edd Brannock

  Bud Brannock, Moir Clark, Edd Brannock Mount Airy Firemen with the Fire Commissioner's car
  

• Clark family file3

  Clark family file from the Carlos P. Surratt Genealogy Room at Surry Community College
  

• Clark family file2

  Clark family file2 from the Carlos P. Surrat Genealogy Room at Surry Community College
  

• Clark family file

  Clark family file from the Carlos P. Surratt Genealogy Room at Surry Community College
  

• photograph of John M. Clark, Jr

  photograph of John M. (Marion) Clark, Jr. Engineer on the A & Y Railroad ( Atlantic and Yadkin), at the throttle of Engine 950 Mr. Marion was the 3rd engineer to be on the Atlantic and Yadkin. He was born on March 30, 1877 and died on April 28, 1951. He was referred to as the "Casey Jones" of the A & Y line. He started working for the railroad in 1897 at 21 years old. The old Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad. In 1899, when it was divided (eastern part, the coastline, and the western part, the A & Y) In 1902, he was promoted to engineer. He pulled freight trains, but in1922, he became an A & Y passenger engineer, and he served in that capacity until the passenger trains were taken off n April 30, 1939. He then continued to be an engineer on A & Y freight trains until his retirement. He was from Fayetteville, NC. His father was also an engineer and while in Mount Airy, NC he met and married Mary Cardwell Galloway, grandaughter of R.R. Galloway.
  

• photograph of Frances Jane Clark

  photograph of Frances Jane Clark
  

• photograph of Frances Jane Clark, Mary Cardwell Galloway Clark, Mary Louise Clark

  photograph of Frances Jane Clark, Mary Cardwell Galloway Clark, Mary Louise Clark
  

• photograph of Mary Louise Clark, Frances Jane Clark with a doll

  photograph of Mary Louise Clark, Frances Jane Clark with a doll
  

• photograph of George Clark

  photograph of George Clark
  

• Norma Long Clark and husband Herbert Clark photograph

  Norma Long Clark and husband Herbert Clark photograph
  

• Norma Long Clark biography

  Norma Long Clark biography
  

• Homegoing Celebration for Mrs. Lucy Lee Clark Green

  Funeral Program for Lucy Lee Clark Green
  

• In Loving Memory for Mrs. Virginia Yvonne Penn Clark

  Funeral Program for Virginia Yvonne Penn Clark
  

• The Homegoing Service for Mrs. Nedra Smith Clark

  Funeral Program for Nedra Smith Clark
  

• Home Going Celebration for Mr. Walter Clark, Jr.

  Funeral Program for Walter Clark Jr.
  

• A Home Going Celebration for Mother Annie Clark Amos

  Funeral Program for Annie Clark Amos