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Collection of grammar school valentines exchanged at Spring Place School late 1940s. Herman McDaniel.
SCHOOL VALENTINES 1945-1950
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This unusual dollar was issued by Planters & Mechanics Bank of Dalton, April 2, 1855. It was signed by James Morris, President of the bank. Mr. Morris, an early settler in Spring Place, moved to Dalton after the railroad came to that town. Carlton McDaniel, whose family restored the Morris house in Spring Place in the 1980s, owns this collector's dollar.
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