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Title: Plaza Hotel Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused		Title: Hotel Bon-Air Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1911 Mar-09

Title: Hotel Bon-Air Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused		Title: Sacred Heart Catholic Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome PM 1952 Jun-20 Description: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Augusta, Ga. This church was started in 1898 and consecrated in 1907. The cornerstone was laid during the turn of the 20th century. The architecture was under the direction of Brother Otten. Because of the unusual architecture of the brick work the present estimated value is over one-half million dollars.

Title: Greene Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Augusta Country Club Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1952 Apr-23 Description: Championship 18-hole course, tournament tennis courts and high-diving swimming pool "Augusta, the Golf Center of America."


Title: Partridge Inn Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: A Hotel of Distinction Open all Year. For the Commercial Traveler and Tourist Golfing Center of the South		Title: Cohen Gardens Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Cohen Gardens one of the many beautiful gardens in Augusta, Georgia.

Title: Service Club, Camp Gordon Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused		Title: The Old White House Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Built 1750. The White House, Augusta, Ga., where Col. Brown, a British Officer, is said to have been besieged by Americans. On the point of surrender he was relieved by reinforcements and captured 30 wounded Americans. He had 13 of these hanged just outside of his door and turned the others over to the Indians to be tortured.

Title: First Presbyterian Church Augusta Georgia (GA), 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1981 Mar-02 Description: Built in 1812, the church is the oldest building in town and occupied by its original denomination. Designed by Robert Mills, the General Assembly of the Southern Church was organized here in 1861. The hand-turned picket fence is becoming very rare.		Title: Boyhood Home Of Woodrow Wilson, Corner of 7th And Telfair Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused

Title: Clark Hill Dam Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Located on the Savannah River, 22 miles above Augusta, Ga. The Dam, over a mile in length with a maximum height of 200 feet, impounds a vast recreational area with over 1000 miles of wooded shoreline along the Georgia - South Carolina border.		Title: The New Augusta Richmond County Public Library Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1960 at a cost of $775,000.00, this beautiful 2 story structure has a capacity of 200,000 books.

Title: Augusta-Richmond County Municipal Building Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: In the foreground is seen the signers Monument, dedicated on July 4, 1848, in honor of the Declaration of Independence for Georgia.		Title: Master's Tournament, Augusta National Golf Club Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: View of Preliminary's on the Par 3 course

Title: Mamie's Cottage Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Often cailed the Little White House, Mamie's Cottage is the home of the President and family on visits to Augusta. The Master's Invitation tournament is played here at the World famous Augusta National Golf Club.		Title: Holiday Inn, U. S. Hwys. 1, 78 & 278 Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Free Advance Reservations by teletype Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Free TV Wall-to=Wall Carpeting.

Title: The Savannah River Valley Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: The Savannah River Valley above Augusta, Ga. has many boating, fishing and recreational areas on reservoirs formed by Clark Hill and Hartwell Dams. This beauty spot near Clark Hill Dam was taken at A.S.C. Recreational Area. Where boat ramps, picnic tables are available. Lodging, fishing supplies and restaurants nearby.		Title: Old Medical College Building, 6th at Telfair Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: This building was occupied by the Medical College of Georgia from its completion in 1885 until 1911. Now it is the home of the Augusta Council of Garden Clubs

Title: Old Richmond Academy Building, 500 Block of Telfair Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: This building was constructed in 1802 by the trustees of Richmond Academy. The school occupied this building until 1926. The building is now the Augusta Museum and open to the public		Title: The Signers Monument, 500 Block of Greene Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: educated July 4, 1848, in honor of the signers of the Declaration of Independence for Georgia; George Walton, Lyman Hall and Button Gwinnett. The first two lie buried beneath this shaft.

Title: St. Paul's Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: St. Paul's Episcopal Church was erected in 1750, close to the walls of Fort Augusta. Many of the heroes of Revolutionary battles are buried in St. Paul's church yard, which is today a spot of great historic interest.		Title: Bon Air Residential Hotel Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Walton way at Hickman Road The South's prestige address.

Title: Hotel Bon - Air Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-11		Title: Sand Bar Ferry, Savannah River ( South Carolina) Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1917

Title: St. Paul'S Episcopal Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1913		Title: Lovers Lane Railway Crossing Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back PM 1908

Title: Sand Bar Ferry Bridge Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border PM 1926		Title: New Lutheran Church, 837 Greene Street Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused

Title: Administration Building, Augusta College Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Previously the old Augusta Arsenal		Title: Appleby Branch Library Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused

Title: Lovers Walk, Lake View Park Augusta Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back)		Title: Sacred Heart Catholic Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen

Title: St. Paul'S Episcopal Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH WAS ERECTED IN 1750, CLOSE TO THE WALLS OF FORT AUGUSTA . MANY OF THE HEROS OF REVOLUTIONERY BATTLES ARE BURRIED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD, WHICH IS TODAY A SPOT OF GREAT HISTORIC INTEREST.		Title: Partridge Inn Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: A Hotel of Distinction Open all year For the Commercial traveler and Tourist Golfing Center of the South

Title: Augusta-Richmond County Municipal Building Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: In the foreground is seen the Signers Monument, dedicated on July 4, 1848, in honor of the Declaration of Independence for Georgia.		Title: Augusta Richmond Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: County Public Library Erected 1960

Title: City Hall Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Augusta, Ga., in the heart of Dixie, combines the charm of the Old South with the progressive spirit of the New South. Three industries, agriculture, manufacturing and winter resort busi9ness have contributed substantially to the growth of the "Garden City of the South."		Title: Palisades And Band Stand, Julian Smith Park Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Augusta is known as the "Garden City of the south," because of the great number of artistic homes and beautiful gardens. Here the charm of the Old South is combined with the progressive spirit of the New South.

Title: Tow Boat And Barge Going Through Locks On Savannah River Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1941		Title: The Forrest Hills Ricker Hotel Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border PM 1927 Description: Forrest Hills Ricker Hotel, the newest and finest resort hotel at Augusta, Georgia. The long-famous winter playground city of the South. In connection, the 18-hole champion Golf Course built by Donald Ross.

Title: James U. Jackson Memorial Bridge Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen PM 1944 Description: The James U. Jackson Memorial Bridge, officially opened November 17, 1939, connecting Augusta, Georgia, and North Augusta. S. C., was constructed at a cost of $200,000.00, and is named for the building of the original bridge across the Savannah River at this site.		Title: Division Headquarters, Camp Hencock Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused

Title: North Avenue, Camp Hencock Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused		Title: Rotunda Of Hampton Terrace Augusta Georgia (GA), Divided Back unused

Title: Augusta Country Club House Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: Augusta Country Club House, Augusta, Georgia		Title: Augusta Hilton, 640 Broad Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Located in the heart of downtown, The Augusta Hilton is central to the business district. 216 luxury rooms and suites, Rooftop Lounge, St. Andrews Restaurant, Athletic Club, and convention Center with nine meeting rooms are among the Hotel's outstanding facilities. There's no place like the Augusta Hilton.

Title: 16Th Green Of Augusta National Golf Club Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused		Title: St. James M.E. Church And Soldiers' Monument Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused

Title: Christian Church Augusta Georgia (GA), White Border unused		Title: Busy Morning On Broad Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906

Title: First Bapist Church And Educational Bldg Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: THE FIRST BAPIST CHURCH, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, ORGANISED MAR.25, 1817 BY 8 MEN AND 10 WOMEN . THE NAME OF THE FIRST ORGANISATION WAS "THE BAPIST PRAYING SOCEITY OF AUGUSTA." ON MAY 8 1845, 327 MESSENGERS FROM DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA , SOUTH CAROLINA , KENTUCKY , FLORIDA , ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND GEORGIA ORGANISED THE SOUTHERN BAPIST CONVENTION IN THE FIRST BAPIST CHURCH AT AUGUSTA.		Title: Second Bapist Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: 1828 WRIGHTSBORO ROAD ERECTED 1959 --ORGANISED 1860

Title: First Presbyterian Church Augusta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused Description: Organized in 1804, the building was completed and dedicated in 1812. Here the Southern Assembly was organized December 4, 1861. Woodrow Wilson worshipped here during childhood; his father, the Rev. Joseph R. Wilson, D. D., served as pastor from 1858 to 1870.		Title: Broad Street Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused Description: The city of Augusta has over 75 miles of hard surface paving. Board Street, the principal business thoroughfare, is 170 feet wide - the widest driving street in the United States. Augusta was founded in 1735 by General jams Edward Oglethorpe, military governor and founder of the State of Georgia. The city was named after an English princess.

Title: Southern Finance And Marion Buildings Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen unused		Title: Meadow Garden Augusta Georgia (GA), Linen Description: Meadow Garden, the historical home of George Walton, Signer, Declaration of Independence; U. S. Senator; Judge, Statesman. George Washington was entertained in this house. It is now the property of the Daughters of American Revolution.

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