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You keep those priceless photos coming, thank goodness. Here are 60 more pictures of your friends, neighbors and relatives from several generations. (Some were thoughtful enough to pose in front of their outhouse!)
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A new gallery; a great selection of 52 photos. We're particularly greatful to Hazel Haynes Bridges, Frances McMurray Houser and Carolyn Greene Waters for making this batch possible. More >>
An array of 23 compelling photos from Cliffside's
first decades, mostly from Blanche Edwards Campbell's collection.
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You'll enjoy these 21 photos of members of Cliffside
churches made over the decades, particularly the one shown here,
from a 1942 Baptist revival. You can zoom in for closeups and read
the names of all 118 people.
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Not only have we added 11 new photos to this popular gallery, starting here, but we've redecorated the barn we keep it in, tearing off the old burlap wallpaper and applying a fresh coat of paint.
Caution: the gallery includes, along with ponies, several goat-like animals pulling small wagons containing children.
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It looked like a tropical storm might drown out this year's event, but the skies brightened and lots of fun was had by all. We've got the story and pictures of some of the people who were there, and of the raging river, in the site's very first video clip.
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Autumn came and another year had gone by. Many of us came back to renew our ties to the old town. Here are 30 photos of some of those who returned.
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On Oct. 11—and on the 18th—the 2nd
annual Remember Cliffside Day was held. Because
the 11th was such a dreary day, the Masons decided to repeat it
the following week. Anyhow, here are 92 photos of many of those
who attended.
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On
Saturday, October 12, 2002, close to 1000 natives and friends of
Cliffside gathered for the first annual Cliffside Remembrance Day.
All day, up and down blocked-off Main Street, folks enjoyed antique
cars, old pictures, entertainment by several musical groups, hayride
tours, refreshments-and each other.
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On Sunday, May 11, Cliffside natives of all ages
observed Memorial Day and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the
Baptist Church. Many of them were photographed. See the evidence-43
photos-in the new gallery.
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Every year for decades the
seniors of Cliffside and retirees of Cone Mills have been given a special Thanksgiving program and luncheon at the school, sponsored by the Company. Now, the Company, for the most part, no longer exists, so whether these annual gatherings will continue is open to question. This year our loyal photography staff was able to capture nearly every attendee in 99 photos. 
Finally,
we've completed all three galleries (130 striking photos) of the
remarkable model by Jim Scancarelli. It emerged from Jim's imagination,
but was inspired by Cliffside.
