On June 5, the community came out to Century Village in Fryer Park to experience a bit of old-fashioned fun during the Heritage Celebration. Among the newest attractions was the unveiling of the recently restored railroad station. Here, Suzanne Gibboney-Rogers, a volunteer with the Southwest Franklin County Historical Society, breaks all kinds of societal norms during that era as she not only sits at the desk of the stationmaster (who were traditionally male) but shows off a little skin at the ankle. “People would be very scandalized by her behavior,” said historical society president Steven Jackson.
