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Home » What’s New » August 2015

August 2015

August 13, 2015 by Reno

He worked in the carpentry shop, remember? But there’s so much more to know about J. Y. Hamrick, and Don Bailey relates it in this profile, in our History section.

Joe Miller, a former general manager of the mill, sat down some years back and wrote about the day he moved his family to Cliffside, who his neighbors were, and when the mill moved from terry cloth to denim. Here’s his story.

Have you heard about our fund-raising campaign? (We’ll keep reminding you every chance we get.) We’re trying to raise at least $18,000 to hire expert developers to revise, upgrade and optimize this website, so, if the need arises, someone else can easily maintain it. Click on this link— http://bit.ly/RCcampaign — to learn more about it. And please, make a contribution, and tell your friends and relatives about our need. As shown on the image at left, we had a pretty good first week.

If anyone is hesitant to use their credit card online, they can mail us a check to “Society,” 10612 Round Rock Rd., Charlotte NC 28277.

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The Cliffside Clock Tower

Our town clock was installed in 1920, and for over half a century tolled the quarter hours from atop the R. R. Haynes Memorial Building. When the building was razed in the late 1970s this new tower for the old timepiece was erected on the site of Mr. Haynes' original Cliffside home. Although the property of the county, the Cliffside Historical Society has assumed responsibility for maintaining this beloved antique.

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