Augusta (Ga.)
Found in 1018 Collections and/or Records:
L.W. Dupont (Series I, Item 71)
Maher, Ronald, 1949-12-28 - 1973-09-30
Mallory Millender transcript
Man and woman on a couch (Series I, Item 59)
Man with camera and bicycle (Series I, Item 54)
Map of lots for sale
This collection is comprised of a map of lots for sale in Augusta, Georgia, as listed in the Augusta Chronicle in 1882. The map is in three seperate pieces.
"Map of the City of Augusta"
This collection is comprised of a map of the city of Augusta, Georgia, created under the guidance of the city council, by William Phillips. The map is in 6 pieces.
Martin Legal papers
A collection of legal and financial paperwork relating to the Martin family in Augusta, Georgia. Much of the collection comprises of deeds, indentures, estates, and wills.
Martin, Luke, 1954-02-11 - 1957-01-04
Martin, William, 1965-09-15 - 1978-03-15
Mary Carter Winter papers
The collection consists of clippings, letters, booklets, brochures, photographs, hand-written notes, largely about Augusta and Richmond County, but includes genealogies and materials about other subjects of interest to Mrs. Winter.
Mary Warren Home records
Inspection reports, contracts, bank book, photographs, bills and receipts, articles, rules and regulations of house.
McClain, William M, 1951-12-03 - 1953-10-01
McFarland, Tom, 1955-11-01 - 1975-04-30
Mealing correspondence
This collection is comprised of correspondence between Dr. Henry J. Mealing and Dr. Edward Cashin pertaning to the Mealing Family and dating back to the 18th century. The geeographic areas covered in this collection were South Carolina and Georgia
Mechanic Industry Fire Engine Company, 2nd Division Minutes Book
A minutes book that documents the meeting minutes, decisions, and updates of the 2nd division of the Mechanic Industry Fire Engine Company from 1869-1877.
Meinhold, George, 1953-10-15 - 1955-10-15
men with horse drawn cars (Series II, Item 33)
Meyer, Charles A. Jr, 1965-06-01 - 2001-12-01
Millwee Owens Correspondence
This collection is comprised of photocopied letters written to and from the Augusta Herald editor, Milwee Owens. Most of the letters were written by and to noteable politicians, newspaper editors, and Georgia business owners.
