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Aerial View of Bibb Mills
Aerial View of Bibb Mills
North Highland Power Plant
Copy of a photo of the North Highlands Plant, Columbus Power Co.
Parker Meek Receiving Check for Prize Letter
Parker Meek receiving a check for a prize letter in Bibb City surrounded by others.
Old City Market
Photo of the Old City Market located on First Avenue and 10th and 11th Streets. Buggies are parked out front.The back of the photograph reads: "From; Edgar Mayo to A.C. Smith. May 19, 1955. Old City Market 1 ave 10 & 11 st. d. 1890s.
An Ox Team on Broad Street
An ox team, in downtown Columbus. The postcard is dated to the 1950s; however, the photograph on the postcard itself is dated between 1889-1905. The back of the post card has written: "Edgar mayo to A.C Smith July 30,1951. Broad Street, 1889-1905…
Papa's 62nd Birthday
Photo of Joseph's family Papa's 62nd birthday, Warm Springs Georgia.
The Josephs Crowding the Porch in Warm Springs
Group picture. Reunion of Joseph family on porch. Warm Springs, Georgia.
Joseph Family Portrait
Family portrait on front porch, July 17, 1898.
The Josephs
Photo of the Joseph family in front of their home in Warm Springs, Georgia, July 17, 1898.
Laborers
Photo of a group of men, possibly a work crew for telegraph line. They have climbing gear.
Chamber of Commerce Ground Breaking
Photo of Columbusites that turned out for ground breaking ceremonies for Chamber of Commerce building at 15E 11th Street in 1904 or 05.
Old St. Luke M.E. Church
Photo of the old St. Luke Church
Photograph Strip of Negative Images
Photo of 5 strands of negative photographs pertaining to the 1929 flood.
City Airport
Photo of a proposed location of the city airport.
Linwood Cemetery
Photo of Joe Mahan in Linwood Cemetery at the grave site of James Johnson, Governor of Georgia
King Cotton
Cotton field and workers in Milner, Georgia.
“Map of the State of Georgia, James R. Butts, Late Surveyor General, Macon, 1859.”
This large map (62 x 53 inches) delineates counties, roads, railroads, and factories. It lists governors and their terms of office. Illustrations feature public buildings, colleges, and scenic points such as Toccoa Falls. The land lots, apparently…
“The Tourist’s Pocket Map of the State of Georgia Exhibiting its Internal Improvements, Roads, Distances, &c. By J. H. Young. Philadelphia: Published by Hinman & Dutton, 1837.”
J. H. Young’s map provides detailed information about Georgia on the eve of major railroad construction and the creation of Atlanta. It shows stagecoach roads, distances between towns, counties, waterways, and even land lots. A proposed canal…