Until last week, I had NO clue this unincorporated Cobb County enclave was actually 'ITP'...but that's not the only surprise that Vinings has to offer. Beginning with the Cherokee, who had two villages and a ferry operating in the area, it would be given in the land lottery to Hardy Pace, who built his family home and cemetery there. Throw in a good Sherman story, historic preservation, abandoned graves, whiskey and a ski slope - and you won't want to miss this week's episode!

Links:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13N9at9uyRLWbhbFP2bRL-p0L5FTNSMJ6/view

www.amazon.com/Vinings-Images-America-Susan-Kendall/dp/0738598771

www.findagrave.com/cemetery/37544/vinings-cemetery

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River Crossing Ferry:

(Images of America: Vinings)

Solomon Pace home:

Pavilion:

Pace Cemetery:

Ski Lodge:

(Atlanta 100)