United States, Georgia, Seminole County, 30.93878, -84.868871894Decatur County, 1894. Students and teachers of Red Hill School gather in front of the school for a photograph. The school was located halfway between Iron City an Donalsonville near Corinth Church and Cemetery. This area would later become part of Seminole County when that county was created on July 8, 1920. Standing, left to right: Will Bainson, ?, ?, Hill Robinson, Georgia L. Smith, (Mrs. G. Byron Alday), Mr. McTier (teacher), Augzetter Smith (Mrs. Nat Bridges), Will Clark, ?, John E. Drake, Sr. Seated on bench: Mae Robinson, Mary Jane Smith (Aunt Wilburn T. Pale), Dora Brinson, ?, ?, __ Donaldson, ?, J.B. Luther Barber, a daughter of Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Robinson's other daughter. Seated on ground: Jesse N. "Bud" Barber, Thomas Barber, William Henry Smith (brother to Mrs. G.B. Alday), __Cordell, __Robinson, Ed Hurst.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Architecture--Georgia--Seminole CountyEducation--Georgia--Seminole CountyPortraits--Georgia--Seminole CountySchools--Georgia--Seminole County[Photograph of students and teachers of Red Hill School, Seminole County, Georgia, 1894]StillImage