function index(name,link,words,image,width,height) {
 this.name=name;
 this.link=link;
 this.words=words;
 this.image=image;
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} 

var Qp=new Array();
Qp[0]=new index("Grimshawe s Post Office","./exhibit4/e40005a.htm","MASA, GEORGE KNOWN THE WORLD SMALLEST POST OFFICE 6 FEET BY 5 1 2 THIS P.O. CERTAINLY U.S. IT WAS ESTABLISHED THOMAS AND HELENA GRIMSHAWE 1878 WHITESIDE COVE. PHOTO SHOWS POSTMASTER W. C. ALEXANDER HANDING JUDGE BENNETT LETTER 1925. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC HOWETT, L. BENNETT, ALEXANDER, GRIMSHAWE, GRINSHAWE, PHOTOGRAPHS","./exhibit4/images/e40005a.jpg","108","85");
Qp[1]=new index("Model - T Ford at Sassafras Gap, ca.1927","./exhibit4/e40006a.htm","MASA, GEORGE THIS MODEL-T FORD STRUGGLES TO ASCEND THE MUDDY ROAD FROM WAHALLA, GA., HIGHLANDS AT SASSAFRAS GAP, FIVE MILES SOUTH OF SATULAH MOUNTAIN, 1927. CAR REST BEARING LICENSE PLATE A18940. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS CA.1927","./exhibit4/images/e40006a.jpg","107","85");
Qp[2]=new index("Bridal Veil Falls, Upper side","./exhibit4/e40001a.htm","MASA, GEORGE PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS OF BRIDAL VEIL FALLS IN 1929, AFTER THE BUILDING CULLASAJA GORGE ROAD FROM HIGHLANDS FRANKLIN 1927-28. UNDER WATERFALL. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS FALLS, UPPER SIDE","./exhibit4/images/e40001a.jpg","67","85");
Qp[3]=new index("Dry Falls","./exhibit4/e40002a.htm","MASA, GEORGE DRY FALLS WAS ALSO KNOWN CULLASAJA FALLS, I.E., UPPER FALLS. HERE PEOPLE CAN WALK UNDER THE RIVER AND REMAIN BASICALLY DRY. PHOTO 1929. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS WATERFALLS","./exhibit4/images/e40002a.jpg","67","85");
Qp[4]=new index("Satulah Mountain cliffs, south side","./exhibit4/e40003a.htm","MASA, GEORGE THE SEA OF VIEWS FROM SOUTH FACE SATULAH MOUNTAIN, ELEVATION 4,543 FT., OVERLOOKS NORTH GEORGIA. PHOTO TAKEN 1929. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS CLIFFS CLIFFS, SIDE","./exhibit4/images/e40003a.jpg","107","85");
Qp[5]=new index("The Richardson Hemlock","./exhibit4/e40004a.htm","MASA, GEORGE THE RICHARDSON HEMLOCK HAD REACHED 19 FEET 6 INCHES CIRCUMFERENCE BY SEPTEMBER, 1943. HENRY WRIGHT STANDS TO SIDE OF THIS PHOTO 1929. TREE STOOD WOODS, WHICH BELONGED H. BROOKLINE, MASS., WHO BOUGHT ALMOST 300 ACRES PRIMEVAL FOREST NORTH BEAR PEN MOUNTAIN LATE 1910S AGREED HOLD IT UNTIL CLUB, FORMED THOMAS HARBISON, COULD MEET PRICE $20 PER ACRE. UNFORTUNATELY NEVER MATERIALIZED, MORE. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC WRIGHT, RICHARDSON, PHOTOGRAPHS TREES","./exhibit4/images/e40004a.jpg","67","85");
Qp[6]=new index("Whiteside Mountain from Whiteside Cove","./exhibit4/e40007a.htm","MASA, GEORGE WHITESIDE MOUNTAIN, THE HIGHEST CLIFFS EAST OF ROCKIES, ARE HERE SEEN FROM COVE 1929. 8: COMMUNICATION ARTIFACT PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS","./exhibit4/images/e40007a.jpg","108","85");
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