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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1173_city-of-clanton_Clanton-AL.html
Clanton, originally named Goose Pond, was founded in 1867 by Alfred Baker Sr. Goose Pond was renamed Clanton in honor of Confederate hero General James Holt Clanton. The city limits cover approximately 18 square miles. Clanton is located near the …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM10ZL_chilton-county-training-school-1924-1969_Clanton-AL.html
The Chilton County Training School (CCTS) was the only facility in the county that provided a secondary education for black boys and girls until the mid-1960s. In 1924 black landowners donated five acres for the school to the Board of Education wh…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMZVV_walnut-creek-united-methodist-church_Clanton-AL.html
Arthur Love, a charter member, was first pastor. Organized as a Methodist Episcopal Church. Became Methodist Protestant, 1828. Changed to Methodist Church, 1939. Affiliated with United Methodist, 1968. In the original church built of logs, Judge J…