"General" Riley was a wealthy Lumpkin County business. He owned a hotel and tavern in Dahlonega during the "Gold Rush."
He is considered one of Dahlonega's most colorful characters.
Inscription:
He was among the first settlers of Lumpkin County.
And for many years represented this county in the Legislature of Georgia.
Let his fault be burned with his bones.
Let his memory of virtures be cherished.
He is considered one of Dahlonega's most colorful characters.
Inscription:
He was among the first settlers of Lumpkin County.
And for many years represented this county in the Legislature of Georgia.
Let his fault be burned with his bones.
Let his memory of virtures be cherished.
"General" Riley was a wealthy Lumpkin County business. He owned a hotel and tavern in Dahlonega during the "Gold Rush."
He is considered one of Dahlonega's most colorful characters.
Inscription:
He was among the first settlers of Lumpkin County.
And for many years represented this county in the Legislature of Georgia.
Let his fault be burned with his bones.
Let his memory of virtures be cherished.
He is considered one of Dahlonega's most colorful characters.
Inscription:
He was among the first settlers of Lumpkin County.
And for many years represented this county in the Legislature of Georgia.
Let his fault be burned with his bones.
Let his memory of virtures be cherished.
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