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| Title: | Old Colonial home, Green Street, Augusta, Ga. Old Colonial home, Greene Street, Augusta, Ga. |
| Date: | 1900-1912 |
| Description: |
Green [Greene] Street in Augusta, Georgia served as a popular residential area for Augustans at the turn of the twentieth century. This postcard depicts the home and office of Dr. Thomas D. Coleman, located at 503 Green [Greene] Street. In later years the building was occupied by Pine Hights Sanitarium of North Augusta and the Richmond County Board of Health. The building was torn down in 1956. Inscribed on verso: "Augusta, Ga., Oct. 19, 1912, Thank you for your card. We have also enjoyed several letters. We can hardly believe that three weeks of Oct. have gone. The time goes as fast as of yours. I am glad that you like W. and I know that you will take advantage of all those nice things. I certainly enjoyed the West. --L.H." Addressed to Miss Ella C. Mayo, 1305 17th St., Washington, D.C. Original postcard scanned and described by the Digital Library of Georgia as a part of Georgia HomePLACE: an initiative of the Georgia Public Library Service and GALILEO. |
| Subjects: | Greene Street (Augusta, Ga.) | Streets--Georgia--Augusta | Coleman, Thomas D.--Homes and haunts--Georgia--Augusta--Pictorial works | Public Health--Georgia--Augusta | Picture postcards | Augusta (Ga.) | Richmond County (Ga.) |
| Contributors: | East Central Georgia Regional Library (Augusta, Ga.) | Digital Library of Georgia | Picturing Augusta Collection (Digital Library of Georgia) |
| Online publisher: | [Athens, Ga.] : Digital Library of Georgia, 2005. |
| Original material: | 1 postcard : col. ill. Old Colonial home, Green Street, Augusta, Ga. [S.l.] : S.H. Kress & Co.,[between 1900 and 1912] Picturing Augusta: historic postcards from the collection of the East Central Georgia Regional Library. |
| Rights: | Cite as: [title of postcard], Augusta and Environs Picture Post Cards in Color, East Central Central Georgia Regional Library,
as presented in the Digital Library of Georgia. |
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