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Title: Victory Drive Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1937 Apr-19 Description: Savannah, the Forest City, referred to by travellers as ?The Paris of the South,? is, next to Washington, the most beautiful and unique city in America; has retained and extended its magnificent system of streets, parks and squares, originally designed by Gen. James Oglethorpe, founder of the city, nearly 200 years ago. The broad, well paved streets are lined with thousands of beautiful shade trees and attractive homes.		Title: Hotel De Soto Savannah Georgia (GA), White Border unused Description: J. B. Pound, Pres. - Chas. G. Day, Gen. Mgr. European Plan, Open All Year Superbly located-covers entire city block, offering splendid auto parking facilities-8900 square feet of porch space.

Title: Cotton Docks Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1918 Jan-04		Title: Home Of Col. W. W. Gordon Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-24 Description: Host of President Taft in Savannah 1909

Title: Cotton Loading Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused		Title: Brady's Boat Yard, Isle of Hope Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1950 Feb-25 Description: Boca Grande is a semi-tropical Island colony on the southwest coast of Florida, with direct train service for mall points, over the railroad bridge fro the mainland to the Station, which is two miles from Boca Grande pass, the southern terminus of charlotte harbor, which has the reputation of being the finest fishing waters for game fish, including the famous Tarpon, in the world. Auto road from Placida to Tamiami Trail at Eaglewood gives connections with all highways. Ferry boat, carrying autos and passengers, leaves Placida at 9:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. for Boca Grande.


Title: Dreamland Motel Restaurant Cocktail Lounge, P. O. Box 353 Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: 4 mi. N.W. on U. S. 17 - ½ Mi. North of Jct. U. S. 80 & State 21. Savannah's in-town resort designed with your every comfort and enjoyment in mind. 41 attractively appointed units - have telephone, TV, Air-conditioning, thermostat controlled heat, combination shower and bath and kitchen units. Over 25 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds with swimming pool, putting green, 9 hole pitch and putt, golf course, fish pond, lawn games, playground and recreation room. Owner-Managed by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Figg		Title: The Plantation Inn And Motor Court, On Route 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1952 Oct-27 Description: On Route 17 - 6½ Miles South of Savannah, Ga. Tel. 9662. An alluring spot, with quiet and beautiful surroundings, where you are assured of every expected comfort, an convenience. New Model Cottages and modern in every way. You will enjoy a night here. Hot water-heat. Our Restaurant is famous for its excellent Steaks, Chicken, Sea Foods, and Coffee.

Title: Forsyth Park, Armstrong College Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: This is Savannah's Junior College. Accredited system. Modern equipment. Excellent faculty. Former home of the George Armstrong's. Armstrong's widow donated home as a junior college, in his memory.		Title: Famous Plantation Inn And Motor Court Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1941 Oct-01 Description: Our Cottages are immaculate. Best Beds, Tiled Stall Showers, Heated. On highway 17 - 6½ miles south of Savanna. An alluring spot, with quiet and beautiful surroundings, where you are assured of every expected comfort and convenience. New Model Cottages and modern in every way. You will enjoy a night here. Our Restaurant is famous for its excellent Steaks, Chicken, Sea Foods, and Coffee.

Title: Hotel Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), White Border unused		Title: The Fountain In Beautiful Forsyth Park Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Savannah is dotted with beautiful parks and it is aptly called "The Forest City". The broad streets are lined with thousands of shade trees. Making Savannah one of the country's most beautiful and unique cities.

Title: Hotel De Soto Court Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused Description: Showing Pool and miniature Golf Course. European Plan - Open all Year. Superbly located - covers entire city block, offering splendid auto parking facilities - 8900 square feet of porch space.		Title: Christ Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Rev. John Wesley organized the first Protestant Sunday Scholl in this church which was founded in 1733. Present building, third on this site, was constructed in 1838.

Title: Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Savannah, Georgia 31401. Rear of Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, showing curved walls of this English Regency townhouse, designated a National Historic Landmark in 1965. Birthplace and childhood home of the Founder of the Girl Scouts of the U. S. A.		Title: Eugene Talmadge Bridge Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Elevated view of a section of Savannah with Eugene Talmadge bridge in the background

Title: Johnson Square Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1953 Jan-10 Description: This beautiful mid-city park was the first established in Savannah. It was named for Governor Johnson of South Carolina, a friend of the Georgia Colonists. Surrounding it during the years from 1733 when it was laid out were the Church, the House for Strangers, the Public MHI, Public Bake Oven and Public Store and Well. Nathanial Greene, the Revolutionary hero, and his son lie buried beneath the imposing monument erected in his honor.		Title: The International Seamen's House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The International Seamen's House facing beautiful Washington Square at Houston and Congress Streets. Operated by The Savannah Port Society, founded in 1843. Known the world over by commercial seamen as their "Home Away From Hon".

Title: The Pink House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The Pink House, a splendid example of Georgian design was built in 1771 for James Habersham Jr.		Title: Air View Of Fort Pulaski Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Air view of Fort Pulaski on Cockspur Island near Savannah, Ga. In its day, the strongest fort in North America, it quickly fell before the might of a new weapon, the rifled cannon, April 11, 1862. A National Park Service Area.

Title: City Hall Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: From this site at the foot of Bull Street was launched America's first commercially successful iron steamship, the "John Randolph" in 1834. Inside the Council Chamber is a large scale model of the "Savannah", first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean (1819).		Title: First Christian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Began in 1819 meeting occasionally until in 1878 a continuous organization was perfected. The church was located at Howard and Bolton Streets from 1883 until 1950. First building of frame construction was burned and replaced at same location in 1911. The third building, now at Victory Drive and Atlantic Avenue, is the present one which was dedicated January 28, 1951.

Title: The Historic Herb House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: This ancient structure, Adjacent to the famed Flint House of "Treasure Island" fame, is the oldest house in Savannah.		Title: U. S. Customs House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Oldest Federal building in Georgia and the former site of Gen. Oglethorpe's home. Rev. John Wesley's first sermon was preached here

Title: Armstrong State College Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Armstrong State College was established in 1935 as a city junior college. Important progress was made in 1959 when it came under state control as a unit of the University System of Georgia. No longer a junior college in 1964, the curriculum went on a four year, degree-granting status. This attractive campus, covering 250 acres, was opened in January 1966. Armstrong continues as a commuter college.		Title: Independent Presbyterian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Organized in 1775, the building is noted for its architectural beauty. Original structure was destroyed by fire in 1889. Organist Lowell Mason composed the hymn "From Greenland's Icy Mountains" here. Woodrow Wilson first married in the manse of the church in 1885.

Title: Oglethorpe Square Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Located in one of Savannah's numerous famous squares which make the beautiful city virtually one great park. The monument to the city's founder was designed by Henry Bacon, who later collaborated in creating the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C.		Title: Telfair Academy Of Arts And Sciences Inc., Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Designed by William Jay. Built I 1819. Home of Telfair family. Opened as a free public art museum in 1875

Title: The Cotton Exchange, Bay St., Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The Cotton Exchange on historic Bay St., is one of Savannah's landmarks. The building is now occupied by The Chamber of Commerce.		Title: The Nationally Famous Pirates House, 20 East Broad St., Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: One of Savannah's major attractions is its quaint and colorful Pirates House, located a block from the river in historic Trustees Garden. Built in 1754 and associated with Stevenson's Treasure Island, The Pirates House has become nationally famous for its superb food and intriguing atmosphere. It is recommended by Holiday, AAA, Gourmet, McCall's, Better Homes and Gardens, Ford Times and Mobil Travel Guide. Redbook Says: "One of the 34 best restaurants in the U.S.A.I" 23 Unique Dining Rooms, Cocktail Lounge and Fascinating Gift Shop - Ample Free Parking. Bring the Youngsters!

Title: The Pirates House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The Pirates House and the adjoining Herb House - Situated in the original Trustees Garden, Founded by General James Edward Oglethorpe, 1733. On Moonless nights it is said that the ghost of Captain Flint of Stevenson's "Treasure Island" still abides here. Visitors Welcome. Open Every day 11:30 A.M. until 10:45 P.M.		Title: Midway Motel, U. S. Hiway 17, 30 Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1955 Nov-12 Description: 23 Modern fireproof units - Circulating hot water heat - Tile baths - Wall to wall carpet - Completely air conditioned and luxurious furnishings - TV in rooms Beautifully landscaped grounds - Restaurant on premises. Tel. 2531 P. O. Box 69, Midway, Ga. Mr and Mrs. Barney Gilmore Mgrs.

Title: Independent Presbyterian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Organized in 1775, the building is noted for its architectural beauty. Original structure was destroyed by fire in 1889. Organist Lowell Mason composed the hymn "From Greenland's Icy Mountains" here. Woodrow Wilson first married in the manse of the church in 1885.		Title: Stately Christ Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Stately Christ church, in Savannah, Georgia, was the first established in the Colony of Georgia and numbers among its ministry many well-known clergymen, including John Wesley and George Whitfield.

Title: First Christian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Began in 1819 meeting occasionally until in 1878 a continuous organization was perfected. The church was located at Howard and Bolton Streets from 1883 until 1950. First building of frame construction was burned and replaced at same location in 1911. The third building, now at Victory Drive and Atlantic Avenue, is the present one which was dedicated January 28, 1951.		Title: The Pink House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM May-08 Description: The Pink House, in Savannah, Georgia, was built in 1771, for James Habersham, Jr. In 1812 and for many years thereafter, it housed the Planters Bank. In mere recent times it has been converted into a tearoom. Georgian design, the House is constructed of brick covered with pinkish stucco.

Title: The Pirate House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Preserved in its original State, The now famous restaurant is said to be where Blue-Faced Pirate Flint of "Treasure Island" died. The quaint building is situated in the original Trustees Garden (1773) from which came the first upland cotton and the Georgia Peach. Adjoining Herb Shop is thought to be the oldest home in Savannah (1734).		Title: Hunter Army Airfield Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: This hospital, opened in 1958, is one of the most modern best equipped facilities in the army and is noted for a particularly complete clinic for outpatient service.

Title: Old South Manor Motor Court And Restaurant, U,.S. 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Very Attractive Court on Beautiful Landscaped Grounds. 40 Unusually Inviting Accommodations Beautifully Furnished. Central Steam Heated Units with Tile Combinations or Shower Baths. 22 units are Air-Conditioned. Attractive Reading lounge with Television for our Guests. Modern Air-conditioned Dining room Open Daily 6 A.M. to 9 P.M.; Well Known for a Variety of good food Served in Atmosphere of southern Courtesy at moderate Prices. For Reservations Phone 4-9241		Title: Greetings From Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Victory Drive (U. S. Highway No. 80) built as a memorial to Savannah's soldiers of World War I, is said to be the longest palm-lined drive in the world and passes through the principal residential sections of the city. Thousands of Azalea bushes, when in bloom during the spring. make this one o the most beautiful drives in the country. Broughton Street Historic and beautiful Savannah, "Birthplace of Georgia," is situated on a deep landlocked harbor at the head of ocean navigation on the Savannah River. More cotton is shipped from here than from any other Atlantic Port, and it is the leading export city of the world for naval stores.

Title: John Wesley Hotel Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Savannah's small clean Hotel		Title: John Wesley Hotel, 29 Abercorn St. Reynolds Square Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Site of John Wesley Parsonage - Downtown in the center of Savannah's Restored Historic Area. 1 Block from Waterfront

Title: Midway Congregational Church, U. S. 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The church was organized in 1754 by descendants of an English Colony, which came first to Massachusetts in 1630, then to Connecticut in 1635, to South Carolina in 1695 and to Georgia in 1752. This building was erected in 1792, on the site of the original church, which was burned by the British in 1778. Two of Midway's sons were among the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the church has sent forth nearly a hundred ministers and missionaries.		Title: Midway Congregational Church, U. S. 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1960 Jul-15 Description: The church was organized in 1754 by descendants of an English Colony, which came first to Massachusetts in 1630, then to Connecticut in 1635, to South Carolina in 1695 and to Georgia in 1752. This building was erected in 1792, on the site of the original church, which was burned by the British in 1778. Two of Midway's sons were among the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the church has sent forth nearly a hundred ministers and missionaries.

Title: The Independent Presbyterian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome		Title: Hotel Desota Sapphire Room Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1954 Oct-14 Description: The Sapphire Room for a delightful evening dine and dance. Music by Emile Petti & his Orchestra. Dinner Music 8:00 to 9:00 Dancing Afterwards Friday, Orchid Night in Savannah's finest Hotel Desota Reservation suggested.

Title: The Hermitage Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Oct-04		Title: Independent Presbyterian Church And Sunday School Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Jan-14

Title: The Hermitage Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: The Plantation Inn and Motor Court, On Route 17-61/2 Miles South of SAVANNAH Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: An alluring spot,with quit and beautiful surroudings,where you are assured you are assured of every expected comforyt and convenience.New Model Cottages and modern in every way.You will enjoy a night here.Our Resturent is famous for its excellent Steaks,Chicken ,SeaFoods,and Coffee

Title: Aerial View of Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1944 Description: Savannah is a city where beauty ,romance and factory walk hand in hand with business and enterprise .Where is an unusal view taken from the air of this great metropolis of the South		Title: Tellfair Academy Of Arts And Science Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused

Title: U. S. Post Office Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Being the oldest city in Georgia, one of the thirteen original states, Savannah has many places of historic interest to visitors in addition to the attraction usually found in a modern community.		Title: Glimpse Of Colonial Park Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused Description: The streets of the city are broad and beautifully shaded. They cross each other at right angles and at many of the principal crossings are small public parks from two to three acres in extent. There are twenty-four of these parks, located at equal distances throughout the city, laid out in walks and planted with the ornamental trees of the Southland.

Title: Hotel De Soto Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1945 Description: HOTEL DE SOTO, SAVANNAH, GA. CHAS G. DAY, VICE-PRESIDENT & MANAGER. ASSOCIATE HOTELS: GENERAL OGLETHORPE HOTEL SAVANNAH, DE SOTO BEACH HOTEL SAVANNAH BEACH, HOTEL SEMINOLE JACKSONVILLE, HOTEL PATTEN CHATTANOOGA. J. B. POUND, PRESIDENT		Title: City Of Chattanooga Savannah Georgia (GA), White Border PM 1924 Description: Ocean Steamship Co., S. S.

Title: Watereront View , Isle Of Hope Savannah Georgia (GA), White Border PM 1958 Description: ISLE OF HOPE, ONE OF SAVANNAH'S BEAUTIFUL SUBURBS, FAMOUS FOR ITS WATERSPORT, ETC.		Title: Cathedral Of St. John Savannah Georgia (GA), White Border unused

Title: Promenade, Forsyth Park Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Sherman's Old Headquarters Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905

Title: Hotel Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Most convenient location overlooking Johnson Square A Dinkler Hotel Carling Dinkler, Pres.		Title: Hotel Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Airplane view of Savannah. "I always Stay at Hotel Savannah - Savannah's Best". Most Convenient location. Overlooking Johnson Square A Dinkler Hotel Carling Dinkier, President.

Title: View Along Shore, Isle Of Hope Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1947		Title: Entrance To Savannah Air Base Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: Sacred Heart Church And Parsonage Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1909		Title: 14- Old Christ Church, Founded 1733 Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: In November, 1732, the good Ship Ann sailed from Gravesend on the Thames with colonists under command of James Edward Oglethorpe, to establish the Colony of Georgia.Oglethorpe was directed to lay out " a site for the church," which was done July 7, 1733,on the present site, corner of Bull and Congress Streets.The first building was commenced March 25, 1740; it was completed and dedicated in 1750.

Title: Trinity Methodist Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Barnard avd President streets Trinity Church, on the west side of the Telfair Square, was erected when Wesley Chapel on Oglethorpe Avenue become too small for the Methodist congregation of Savannah. "On the 14 of February, 1848, the corner stone was laid. In 1850. . . the new church was completed and called Trinity, and the entire membership moved into the new building."		Title: Calvary Baptist Temple, 4625 Waters Ave Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: "O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness."

Title: St. John's Episcopal Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: View from Madison Square of one of Savannah's many beautiful churches		Title: The Independent Presbyterian Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Of the Christopher Wren School, the church is suggestive of St. Martins in the field, of London. Founded in 1755 as a branch of he Church of Scotland, the present building is a reproduction of the one erected in 1819 and destroyed by fire in 1889. Lowell Mason, while organist here, composed the famous hymn, "From Greenland's Icy Mountains". In 1885, Woodrow Wilson was married to Ellen Axson, granddaughter of the Pastor, the marriage taking place in the manse.

Title: Hotel De Soto Court Garden And Swimming Pool Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1939 Description: European Plan, Open all year. Superbly located covers entire city block, offering splendid auto parking facilities - 89000 square feet or porch space. Air conditioned tavern. Dancing nightly (except Sunday.)		Title: Greetings From Historic Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: S - Fountain in Forsyth Park. A - Broughton Street, Looking East. V - Savannah High School. A - Bonaventure Cemetery. N - Old Christ Church. N - Bull Street, Looking South. A - Grimble's Point. H - Savannah Beach.

Title: Greetings From Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: The City of Savannah is located on the savannah River which divides Georgia and South Carolina and lies approximately 100 miles north of Florida. As a modern city of commercial prominence, Savannah bows her queenly head to none.		Title: Headquarters Of General Sherman Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused

Title: Beautiful Travelers Motel Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1959 Description: Wheel cordial hospitality greets you (Dining Room Opposite) On U. S. 17 - 7 miles So. Savannah, Georgia. Individually controlled heat and Air-Conditioning, wall to wall carpets. Enjoy the "Rest" of your trip amid spacious lawns, flowers and palms. T.V. in Rooms. Phone Adams 3-91000.		Title: General Oglethorpe Hotel, Wilmington Island Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: J. B. Pound, President Chas. G. Day. Vice-Pres. Chas. H. Boucher, Mgr. J. b. Pound Hotels: Hotel De Soto, Savannah, Ga. General Oglethorpe Hotel, Savannah, Ga. De Soto Beach Hotel, Savannah Beach, Ga. Hotel Seminole, Jacksonville, Fla. Hotel Patten, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Title: Looking South On Bull Street Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Historic and beautiful Savannah. "Birthplace of Georgia," is situated on a deep landlocked harbor at the head of ocean navigation on the Savannah River. More cotton is shipped from here than from any other Atlantic port, and it is the leading export city of the world for naval stores. Johnson Square, park shown in foreground, was named for Governor Johnson of South Carolina. General Nathanael Greene, the Revolutionary War hero, and his son lie buried under the imposing monument erected in his honor.		Title: Greetings From Military Camps Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: Greetings From Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: The City of Savannah is located on the savannah River which divides Georgia and South Carolina and lies approximately 100 miles north of Florida. As a modern city of commercial prominence, Savannah bows her queenly head to none.		Title: Greetings From Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: Hotel De Soto Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: J. B. Pound, pres. - Chas. G. Day. V. P. & Mgr. European plan. Open all year Superbly located - covers entire city block, offering splendid Auto parking facilities - 8900 square feet of porch space.		Title: Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1947

Title: The Oaks Bonaventure Cemetery Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Historic bonaventure, Savannah, on the Wilmington river, five miles from the center of the city. About 1760 was the home of Colonel John Mullryne, a noted militant Tory. Since 1847 it has been a burial ground and is noted as one of the most beautiful spots in all the South. Huge evergreen trees heavily festooned with Spanish moss give the place a fairyland beauty.		Title: Base Headquarters Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Hunter Air Force Base

Title: Viaduct Approaching From The North At Night Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1947		Title: At Grimble's Point Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1950

Title: Talmadge Bridge And Savannah Harbor Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Huge bridge connects Savannah with South Carolina. Built at a cost of over $14 million the bridge is over a mile long with a vertical clearance of 135 feet. Bridge is dedicated to Georgia's former Governor, Eugene Talmadge.		Title: Savannah Trave Lodge, West Oglethorpe Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: 60 units, Color TV, direct dialing phones, wheel chair units, cribs, swimming pool, located in beautiful Downtown Historic savannah. Phone (912) 233-9251 Dial toll free reservations 800-255-3050

Title: Scene in Bonaventure Cemetery Savannah Georgia (GA) PM 1950 Description: Bonaventure, beautiful and historic cemetery, once the home of the Tattnalls, The old trees form the monogram M for Mulryne (Mary) and T for Tattanall (Josiah) who were married in 1760. Commodore Tattnall, one of the last owners, was he who said, ""Blood is thicker than water		Title: Fountain Forsyth Park Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Oglethorpe Swimming Pool Savannah Georgia (GA) PM 1949		Title: St. John's Cathedral Savannah Georgia (GA) PM 1949

Title: Merwin Tourist Cottages Savannah Georgia (GA) unused		Title: Bull Street And De Soto Hotel Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-30

Title: Pulaski Hotel Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1914 Apr-25		Title: Convent Of St. Vincent De Paul Savannah Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1907 Dec-28

Title: Forsyth Park Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jan-01		Title: Naval Stores Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Mar-09

Title: Liberty St Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: East from Bull St		Title: Oglethorpe Avenue Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Oct-24

Title: Savannah Harbor Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Gen Sherman's Headquarters Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-14 Description: Gen Sherman's Headquarters in his "March to the Sea".

Title: Oglethorpe Avenue Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Bonaventure Cemetery Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1903 Oct-23

Title: Pink House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: This unique house of brick, covered with pink stucco, was built for James Habersham Jr., in 1789. It is now in use as a restaurant and tea room. It is the oldest brick house in Georgia.		Title: Owens-Thomas House Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1817, the Greek Revival style home was designed by a famous English architect, William Jay Gen. LaFayette was entertained here in 1825. The building is now a house museum.

Title: Midway Colonial Museum, U. S. 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: 25 miles south of Savannah. Georgia honors the community famed as Georgia's Cradle of Liberty. A Georgia Historical Commission Site		Title: Parade Ground Showing Tybee Lighthouse, Fort Screven Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: First Presbyterian Church/Mickva Israel (Synagogue)/Wesley Monument Church Savannah Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Greetings From Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Key To View On Other Side:- Panel View - Cathedral of St. John S - Is for Southern Hospitality, A - Forsyth Park. V - Oglethorpe Monument. A - A Beautiful Home Overlooking Forsyth Park, N - Christ Church. N - Savannah R. Bridge, on the Coastal Hgwy. A - Greene Monument. H - The Old Pink House.

Title: Order Of Railway Conductors Home Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: This beautiful structure of Georgian Colonial architecture was opened in November 1927 a home for the aged and infirm members of the National order of Railway Conductors. It contains one hundred rooms and private baths and has a frontage of 208 feet. It is located on Oatland Island, five miles from the business District. Built at a coast of $300,000.		Title: Greetings From Military Camps Savannah Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: Greetings From Savannah Air Base Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused		Title: Lane's Tourist Court And Dining Room, U. S. Route 17 Savannah Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: We are on the shortest route from Maine to Florida. Located on U. S. Route 17. 54 miles north of Savannah. Ga. At Yemassee S. C. Hot and Cold Running Water Service Station and Dining Room in connection. Every Cottage equipped with Hot and Cold Showers or Private Bath Lock Garages

Title: Ocean SS Co Savannah Line SS City of St. Louis Divided Back unused		Title: World War Monument On Victory Drive Savannah Georgia (GA) PM 1949

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