Further Reading
- A History of Young L.G. Harris College, Joseph Milton Brogdon, 1938
- History of Young L.G. Harris College, Thomas Jackson Lance, 1935, 61 pages
- Young Harris College: 1886-1986, Louisa Franklin & Jeffery S. Moody, 1986
- The Miracle of Brasstown Valley, Zell Miller, 2007, 180 pages, ISBN 0-9796462-0-0
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