Augusta (Ga.)
Found in 1021 Collections and/or Records:
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.
Miscellaneous Augusta correspondence
This collection is comprised of a series of miscellaneous letters.
Miscellaneous Augusta ephemera
This collection is comprised of a single folder of miscellaneous ephemera related to the Augusta area. Included in the collection are 19th century postcards of the Augusta Arsenal and downtown Augusta, a single sheet of music for "O Jesus who art ever near," a 19th century of W.H.T. Walker, 21st century photographs of the Augusta area, including the Partridge Hotel, as well as several reproductions of portraits of members of the Adams/McWhorter family.
Miscellaneous Augusta postcards
This collection is comprised of two folders of miscellaneous postcards of the Augusta area. The majority of the postcards are undated, but seem to date from the 19th-20th centuries. The postcards depict buidlings in the Augusta, Georgia area, and churches, and were produced by a variety of publishers. The first folder of postcards were added by Kara Flynn in December 2018. More postcards were added in October, 2019 (Acc# 2019.50).
Miscellaneous Augusta State University ephemera, undated
A small collection of miscellaneous objects related to Augusta State University.
Miscellaneous family bibles
Family bibles- only title pages and family information kept.
Miscellaneous institutional objects
Objects related to Augusta University, including bookmarks, basketball tickets, pins, lanyards, coasters, stickers, and other miscellaneous memorabilia.
Miscellaneous plat maps
This collection is comprised of 2 miscellaneous plat maps of Augusta, Georgia. Map 1-14.3 is a plat map showing land holdings of George Walker, Major Skinner, and Colonel Flourney. Map 1-14.2 was discovered missing 4/11/2025.
Miss A.A.M. Clarke School Advertisement
This collection is comprised of a single advertisement for the Miss A.M.M. Clarke School that was originally located on Greene Street. This advertisement includes a listing of subjects offered with a tuition schedule. Names of individuals serving as school referees and their places of residence are listed as well.
Monumental Association membership card
This collection is comprised of a single membership card of the Monumental Association of Augusta, Ga, which according to the card, confers to the holder a share in the property of the monument for the confederate dead of Georgia. On the back of the card are the following hand written notes: "James M. Smythe, slate agent, Augusta Ga Spril 1st, 1873. Received one dollar for one fifth of ticket no 47519." Signed, "Daniel C. Rheney, Burke County Ga."
Mosbey, James S, 1965-01-15 - 1995-01-01
Music Program Collection
This collection is comprised of a single folder of loose music programs and event programs, as well as a number of miscellaneous brochures for local businesses. A number of the music programs are from the services and events of St. Paul's Church in Augusta, Ga.
Myers, Dewey A, 1950-08-30 - 1952-08-29
National Guard Unit records
Collection is comprised of a single scrapbook that details the National Guard's preparaton for a cantoment base in the Augusta area, circa 1914. This book contains information about Augusta's population, climate, location, hospitals and education centers, history, and preparations for the development of the cantonment.