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Loading the Steamboat with Fuel Wood
Photo of a steamboat being loaded with fuel wood
Black Longshoremen
Two African American men in front of the riverboat EUFAULA
Riverboat with Covered Bridge in Background
Riverboat ca. 1900 with covered bridge in background.
Boiler Deck & States - Steamboat
Photo of Boiler Deck & States - Steamboat ca. 1900.
#4 Fire Department
First Fire Truck in Columbus
Northern Business District - Broadway
Development of the north section of the Business District
Growth of Columbus
Picture showing Broadway at intersection of 11th Street featuring wide paved streets in the top image. Also, same area 75 years earlier in the two images at the bottom of the document with the old Fire Bell Tower.
Started here 1925 - Toms Food's
Photo of Tom Huston Peanut Company in 1925
Muscogee County Court House
Courthouse where the City of Columbus and Muscogee County conduct business in winter.
The Battle of Girard also known as the Battle of Columbus, Georgia
Old Breastworks on Alabama Hills near Columbus - is often called the last battle of Civil Was was fought. April 16, 1865. Girard was what is known now as Phenix City, Alabama
Third National Bank Building. Columbus, Georgia
1928 - Columbus Bank & Trust Company, 3rd National Bank Building - 11th Street and 1st Avenue
Early Gridlock
Photo Broadway Central Business District traffic
City Airport
Photo of a proposed location of the city airport.
Columbus Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Photo of the Columbus Coca-Cola Bottling Company and fleet of trucks
Torpedo
Two copies of a view of an iron cone believed to be of a confederate torpedo.
Elk's Club Convention
Elk's Club Convention - 4th row on right Wm. Cooper Camphill - top row 3rd from right W. R. Sutterall
Riverboat M.W. Kelly
People posing on the deck of the riverboat two of the women's arms are down
Tilling Georgia Farm Land
Georgia farm land being tilled by a man using a plow and a horse. Note on the back of the photograph: "Block or Board generally used in Southern States for covering corn and peas. Seed planted in ridges and cover up 2 rows at a time."
Linwood Cemetery
Photo of Joe Mahan in Linwood Cemetery at the grave site of James Johnson, Governor of Georgia
