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1890s or 1990s tax hikes unwelcome LINK
A view of Old Southport from the basketball court LINK
Autry's meant pencils, paper, pocket watches LINK
Baby squirrel brings chaos to Carson household LINK
Band brought feeling of community to Southport LINK
Bus trip makes 5-year-old long for home in Southport LINK
Century's turn memorable in Southport LINK
Curtis family played many roles in Smithville history LINK
Dancing feet led to marriage, then burning feet LINK
Dangerous job was no bungee thrill LINK
Dr. W.G. Galloway celebrates 'the fine old county of Brunswick' LINK
Dream of firetruck ride realized at last LINK
Eloise shares childhood memories of Southport LINK
Fabulous '50s brought modern life, businesses LINK
Fire Burns Down Telephone Office LINK
Firefighters have history of helping Southport LINK
Fish or swim, Southport was an entertaining visit LINK
Fort has changed , but memories remain constant LINK
Gentle Giant' beloved by kids LINK
German tailor starts family in Southport LINK
Hub of activity needed rooms for summer visitors LINK
In late 1800s, Southport was going mad over cows LINK
In memory of devoted Mama LINK
Joy Gregory blazed the law trail for local women LINK
Kindness of neighbors warms woman's Southport memories LINK
Lelia Jane was a very gentle Southport lady LINK
Little said about grumpy 'Papa' LINK
Love wasn't stumped by lack of postal stops LINK
March 17, 1936: Fire burns down telephone office
Memories from a Southport friend LINK
Memories of youth are always so sweet, aren't they? LINK
Miss Hettie's car had a distinctive ornament: Her sleeping cat LINK
Newspapers are always source of information LINK
Old Games made childhood fun LINK
Ones that got away: Fish, and a movie date LINK
Pen came in handy after high school graduation LINK
Post office visit: Mail was fine the leg was not LINK
Recalling memories of sleepy Southport LINK
Riding on the fire truck fulfilled lifetime dream LINK
Southport children skirted danger LINK
Southport festivals old and new LINK
Southport has lost one of its best storytellers LINK
Southport recollections: picking figs, watching movies LINK
Southport was a pressing place for youth in the '40s LINK
Southport was child's paradise in good old days LINK
Southport's charm, people welcoming LINK
Take a trip down memory lane LINK
The '50s brought big storms, then more jobs for all LINK
There's no better time for kin to come together LINK
These friends were together day and night LINK
Those 'Seneca Guns' kept us all on our toes LINK
To Jens Berg, one career was far from enough LINK
Trading oranges for apples made an adventure LINK
Treasured replica of newspaper stirs memories LINK
Trips from Ohio to Southport fondly remembered LINK
Vacationer left, but Southport called him back LINK
Vessel's visit was a yummy, patriotic treat LINK
Visiting café was more like being home LINK
Visiting was grand at Big Mama's LINK
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