OCHS celebrates 50 years of preserving Clinton

OLD CLINTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
  • The recently renovated law office of Judge Richard Johnson now sets only a few lots from its original location on Madison Street in Clinton. Contributed
    The recently renovated law office of Judge Richard Johnson now sets only a few lots from its original location on Madison Street in Clinton. Contributed
  • Patsy Childs, who is the closest relative to Judge Johnson, is greeted by Jones County Commissioner Sam Kitchens at the opening of the law office. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff
    Patsy Childs, who is the closest relative to Judge Johnson, is greeted by Jones County Commissioner Sam Kitchens at the opening of the law office. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff
  • The portraits over the mantle in the law office are Judge Richard Johnson and his wife, Annie. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff
    The portraits over the mantle in the law office are Judge Richard Johnson and his wife, Annie. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff
    The Old Clinton Historical Society celebrated 50 years of historic preservation with an open house that included the opening of the newly renovated Johnson Law Office.Other historic buildings featured in the open house were the Red Barn, which has recently undergone repairs, and the McCarthy- Pope House.David Yoakley Mitchell, executive director of the Atlanta Preservation Center ...

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