Callaway Mills Picnic

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After Fuller E. Callaway died, employees of Callaway Mills gathered each year on his birthday, July 15, for a company-sponsored picnic. Fuller E. Callaway Jr. (second from left) is shown enjoying watermelon with other workers of Callaway Mills.

Courtesy of Troup County Archives, LaGrange, Callaway Educational Association Collection.

Callaway Mills Picnic

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