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"Dedication to John Smith". Copy of conventation program

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Traces the history of the Department of the Medical College of Georgia from the naming of the first professor of the Anatomy in 1829-1950.

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This map may have originally been printed about 200 years ago. There is an abstract on the back of the frame which describes the areas pictured in relation to the Indians then occupying the lands. Map shows roads, settlements, areas of Native American habitation, and military outposts in the southeastern portion of the North American continent, and was created by Emanuel Bowen

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Group photograph of students (1917-1918). Framed 11"x38".

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Annual Announcement of the Academy of Richmond County

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History of Richmond County (unfinshed manuscript); Genealogy; Letters

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This collection includes a single volume of rubber stamps and advertising proofs used in 19th-early 20th century advertising, as well as a number of loose advertising proofs. Although the ledger's inside covers are stamped with "Gordon W. Chambers Foundation," it is unclear what company created these advertising materials.

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Photocopies from The Colored American, The Loyal Georgian, Weekly Loyal Georgian Newspapers ranging from1866-1868

Scope and Contents This collection records the experiences of African-American teachers who taught in one room schools in Burke County, Georgia between 1930 and 1955.  Six of the fourteen interviews discuss the role of Jeans supervisors in the schools. Jeans supervisors were funded by the philanthropist Anna Jeans to raise the level of educational opportunities in the South. Interviews conducted with: Mrs. Willie Henry Benefield, Allene Bessent, Alma Griffin, Azalene Young,, Rev. Paul Howard,, Dr. Justine...

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City engineer - Augusta, Georgia. Correspondence circa 1884

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This collection is comprised of three boxes of miscellaneous research material compiled by Albert Von Kamp Gary.

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Portion of a framed note written from Augusta, Georgia by the former Vice-President of the Confederacy, Alexander Stephens, ca, October 2, 1882

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Letters written from soldiers to Alice F. Stewart, a nurse in the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I (WWI).  Bulk of material is in French. Majority of correspondence is written on postcards.

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This collection includes correspondence, legal agreements, and promotional materials for a camp run by non profit "All American Music Camp Inc." in Richmond County, Ga. in 1947.

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Documents a trip to France in 1921 by delegates of the American Legion. Contains programs, newspaper clippings and photographs

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American Revolution Bicentennil  Commission Augusta, GA. Offical records, correspondence, ect.

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Handwritten biographical essay on Anna Dorothy Hains

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One disk, mailing envelope and correspondence.  Disk is approximately 3 inches in diameter. First side is illustrated and gives convention name and dates.  Second side gives convention programme.