Local History Vertical File

Georgia Miscellaneous

• Acadians
• African American History
• Andrews, Raymond
• Ansa, Tina McElroy
• Archaeology
• Architecture ("The Evolution of the Porch")
• Artifacts [see also: Furniture]
• Atlanta – Battle of Atlanta (July, 1864) [2 folders)
• Atlanta – History 
• Baldwin, Abraham
• Bambera, Toni Cade
• Baptists
• Barker, Tommie Dora
• The Banner-Herald (Primitive Baptist newsletter)
• Bar Association [see: Georgia Bar Association]
• Barnes, Doc and Lucy (gospel musicians)
• Bartram, William
• Barrow County, Georgia
• "Battle Hymn of the Republic" [see: Howe, Julia Ward]
• "Bill Arp" [see: Smith, Charles Henry]
• Bishop, Michael
• Blacksmithing
• Bottoms, David
• Bramblett, Agnes Cochran
• Brantley County, Georgia
• Brown, Joe David
• Brown, Joseph Emerson
• Brunswick, Georgia 
• Burke, John Williams (publisher)
• Caldwell, Erskine
• Cates, Margaret Davis
• Cattle Industry – History
• Chattahoochee River
• Cherry Trees ("Growing the Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree in Georgia")
• Chivers, Thomas Holley
• Churches – History 
• Civil War
• Civil War – Manuscript Sources, Civil War History, Emory University
• Civilian Conservation Corps
• Clayton County, Georgia – Crawford-Dorsey House
• Coddington, Arthur
• Cofer, Judith Ortiz
• Colleges and Universities
• Columbus, Georgia
• Counties (the creation of Georgia Counties)
• Davidson, Philip
• Davis, Maggie
• Davis, Ossie
• Dawson County, Georgia – Marriage Records (1858 - 1883)
• Decatur County, Georgia
• Dekalb County, Georgia
• Dern, E. Peggy Gaddis [see: Gaddis, Peggy]
• "Description of the State of Georgia" (1847)
• Dickey, James
• "Dixie" (Confederate anthem)
• Dobbs, R. Howard
• Dodd, Ed
• Dueling
• Dunbar, David Clayton
• Dunbar, Dawn. "David Clayton Dunbar, 1831-1897, Prominent Houston County Builder"
• Education – History
• Elbert County, Georgia – History – Key, Martin and William Bibb
• Elliott, Sarah Barnwell
• Evans, Augusta Jane
• Federal Road [see: Old Federal Road]
• First Railroad and Banking Company
• Flags
• Fleming, Berry
• Floyd County, Georgia 
• Forts
• Furniture [see also: Artifacts]
• Gaddis, Peggy
• Genealogy [2 folders]
• Genealogy – County Records
• Georgetown (Warren County, Georgia)
• Georgia Baptist History Depository [see: Baptists]
• Georgia Bar Association
• Georgia Brigade
• Georgia Day
• Georgia Department of Archives and History
• Georgia Department of Agriculture
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• Georgia Guardsmen
• Georgia Historical Society
• Georgia Humanities Council
• Georgia Power Company
• Georgia Prison Commission – Records Inventory (1819 - 1936)
• Georgia State Capitol
• Georgia Tax Digests Index (1814 - 1817)
• Ghosts
• Gilmer, George Rockingham
• "Give Me Georgia," by Ralph McGill
• Golden Isles 
• Gone With the Wind [see also: Mitchell, Margaret]
• Goulding, Francis Robert
• Governors – Family
• Governors – Mansion
• Governors – Proclamations
• Grady, Henry
• Green County, Georgia – Mill Workers
• Grogan, Elmira F.
• Gwinnett, Button
• Guardsmen [see: Georgia Guardsmen]
• Hall County, Georgia 
• Hanna, Evelyn
• Harben, William Nathaniel
• Harris, Corra White
• Harris, Grandison
• Hawes, Lilla Mills
• Haygood, Laura
• Hervey, Harry
• Hilson, Clint. "Loyalists of Augusta and Their Views of the Revolution in Georgia"
• Historic Buildings
• Historic Houses
• Historic Preservation
• History
• Hodgson, Edward Reginald
• Houston County, Georgia [see: Dunbar, David Clayton]
• Howe, Julia Ward
• Hunt, Addavale Kincaid
• Indians [see: Native Americans]
• Industrial Archaeology [see: Archaeology]
• Jacobs, Thornwell
• Jarrett Manor, Toccoa, Georgia (postcard)
• Jasper County, Georgia – Marriage Records
• Jenkins, Charles J.
• Jews
• Johnson, Georgia Douglas
• Johnson, Herschel V.
• Johnson, Richard Malcolm
• Jones, Charles Colcock Jr.
• Kaolin
• Kay, Terry
• Killens, John Oliver
• Kilpatrick, William Heard
• Koinonia Farm
• Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
• Lagrange, Georgia
• Lakes
• Lamar, Dolly (Mrs. Walter B. Lamar)
• Lancaster, Mayhaley (seer)
• Lane, Mills B.
• Lanier, Henry Wysham [see also: Lanier, Sydney]
• Lanier, Sidney [see also: Lanier, Henry Wysham]
• Laurens County, Georgia – Page House Bed and Breakfast
• Laurens County, Georgia. Teacher's Monthly Reports. (These are reports from African American rural and city schools operating 1930-1939.)
• Lavinder, Dr. Mary
• Lawton-Gordon-Evans Brigade [see: Georgia Brigade]
• Lee, Harry
• Leguin, Magnolia Wynn
• Le Vert, Madame Octavia Walton
• Libraries
• Lincecum, Gideon
• Long, Crawford W.
• Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin
• Louisville, Georgia
• Lowe, Juliette Gordon
• Lumpkin, Grace
• Mackey, William
• Macon, Georgia – Economic Development Profile (1981)
• Macon, Georgia – People
• Macon, Georgia – Washington Memorial Library
• Macon, Georgia – World War II
• Madison, Georgia
• Maps – Historic
• Marquis, Donald Robert Perry
• MARTA
• Masonic Markers
• McCullar, Bernice Brown
• McCullers, Carson
• McDonald, Charles J.
• McIntosh County, Georgia
• McIntosh, William
• McKinney, Cynthia
• McQueen, A.S.
• Mead, Gregory C. "Early Years of Music in Middle Georgia"  (independent study)
• Meaders, Margaret Inman
• Mercer University
• Michael, Moina
• Midway Cemetery
• Milledge, John
• Miller, Caroline
• Mills, Charles
• Milton, John
• Mitcham, Judson
• Mitchell, Margaret [see also: Gone With the Wind]
• Monastery of Our Lady of the Holy Spirit (Conyers, Georgia)
• Montgomery, Marion
• Monticello-Jasper County Economic Profile (May 1983)
• Moody, Minnie Hite
• Moravians
• Morgan County, Georgia
• Morgan County, Georgia – William Talbot House
• Muscogee County, Georgia
• Music
• National Archives, Atlanta Branch
• Native Americans
• Newman, Frances
• Newnan, Daniel
• Newspapers
• Ocmulgee National Monument
• Odum, Howard Washington
• Officers of the Georgia State Government
• Oglethorpe, James
• Oglethorpe University
• Okefenokee Swamp
• Old Federal Road
• Parks, W.J.
• Parrott, Georgia
• Peabody Awards
• Penal System
• Peters, Richard
• Phillips, U.B. (Ulrich Bonnell)
• Piedmont Chautauqua
• Poe, Elisabeth "Pansy" Ireland
• Politics and Government
• Porterdale, Georgia
• Post Offices
• Postal Roads (Georgia Postal History Society Newsletter)
• Pratt, Daniel
• Price, Eugenia
• Prison Commission – Annual Reports (1917-1922)
• Prison Commission – Annual Reports (1923-1928, 1931-1934)
• Prisons [see: Penal System]
• Raymond, John
• Reece, Byron Herbert
• Regimental History. 1st Alabama Infantry. (includes: Georgia Eta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Oglethorpe University students, etc)
• Richmond County, Georgia
• Ridge, George Ross
• Riverboats
• Rockdale County, Georgia
• Romance Novelists
• Rome, Georgia 
• Rowland Mineral Springs
• Royall, Anne Newport
• Russell, Richard B. 
• Russell, Richard B. – Guide to Manuscript Collection at the University of Georgia
• Saint Simons Island, Georgia – Postcards 
• Salvation Army Southern Territorial Research Center
• Sanborn, D.A.
• Savannah, Georgia [2 folders]
• Savannah Jewish Federation Archives
• Scull Shoals, Georgia
• Sequoya
• Siddons, Anne Rivers
• Silk making
• Smith, Charles Henry
• Smith, Hoke
• Smith, Lillian
• Smith, Mary Louise
• Spanish Missions
• Stallings, Laurence Tucker
• Stephens, Alexander H.
• Stevens, Thaddeus
• Stockard, John
• Stone Mountain
• Sturges, Daniel
• Sunken Ships
• Tailfer, Patrick
• Tax Digests [see: Georgia Tax Digests]
• Taylor, R.J. Jr. 
• Telephones
• Thomas, Edward Lloyd
• Thompson, Maurice
• Thompson, Thelma
• Thompson, William Tappan
• Thundering Springs
• Towns, George Washington Bonaparte
• Troup, George M.
• Twiggs County, Georgia
• Twiggs County, Georgia – Richland Church
• U.S.S. Monitor
• Valdosta, Georgia
• Volkoff, Vladimir
• Wade, John Donald
• Walker, Madame C.J.
• Walton, George
• Warm Springs, Georgia
• Watson, Thomas E.
• Weisiger, Kendall
• Wells, Brooksie Stilwell
• Western and Atlantic Railroad
• Westville
• Wheat, Mike
• White, John
• White, Nicholas. "The Colonial Battle for Savannah"
• White, Walter Francis
• Whitney, Gertrude Capen
• Wilde, Richard Henry
• Wilkes County, Georgia
• Williams, Nellie Lowman
• Williams, Vinnie
• Willingham, Calder Baynard, Jr.
• Wilson, Augusta Jane Evans
• Wine Industry
• Women of Achievement
• Women's History [2 folders]
• Woodruff, Robert Winship
• Woodward, Emily
• Woolfolk Murders (Bibb County, Georgia)
• Wrightsville-Johnson County Economic Profile (June 1981)
• Yerby, Frank G.
• Zubly, John Joachim