Milledgeville Post Cards

Milledgeville Post Cards Historic Baldwin County & Milledgeville Postcards
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Wayne St. early 1908	Donkey Cart with Firewood. "J. W. "Billie Splinters" . Early 1900's. Corner of Wayne and Hancock Sts., going east toward Oconee River. Masonic Hall is on left corner. Obit	Baldwin Hotel, about 1909. Originally called the Milledgeville Hotel, built in 1855. Also called Hotel Baldwin. Was located at corner of Wayne and Greene Sts. Oliver Hardy's mother operated the hotel when Oliver worked at The Electric Theater across the street in 1910. The hotel was torn down in 1970.
Milledgeville City Hall 1915	Confederate Monument was located at intersection of Hancock, Wilkinson St. across from courthouse and post office. Moved to S. Jefferson St. across from GMC gates	S. Wayne Street 1910
Female Ward, Allen's Sanitarium (Invalid Home) about 1910. Established in 1890 on site of Old Oglethorpe University.	Allen's Invalid Home. Thalian Hall, on left, was part of Oglethorpe University. Nothing is left of these two buildings.	Administrator's Building, Allen's Invalid Home, 1940's
Twin Buildings, Georgia State Sanitarium, early 1900's	Georgia State Santiarium/CSH about 1905	Center Building, Milledgeville State Hospital (CSH)
Georgia Militiary College 1907 submitted by Tom Freeman	Georgia Military College. 1911	GMC Cadet Barracks, about 1914
GMC Cadet Barracks about 1914	GMC Gate	Old Gmc Gate submitted by Tom Freeman
Athletic Stadium GMC	Oconee River Mills around 1915. Was on left of bridge going east of city.	Old Milledgeville Post Office. W. Hancock St. Built about 1910, converted to library, now home of Milledgeville Convention and Visitor's Bureau
Chappell Hall Ga. State College for Women. Built 1907,demolished late 50's early 60's. submitted by Tom Freeman	Baldwin Hotel circa 1910	Courthouse 1930's
Ga. State College for Women Adminstration Building built 1917 submitted by Tom Freeman	Entrance Ga. State College for Women 1939	Terrell Hall 1930 Ga. State College for Women Submitted by R. Elizabeth Brewer
Governors Mansion 1930 Submitted by R. Elizabeth Brewer	Governor's Mansion (right) and Annex for Ga. Normal and Industrial College (left). 1914. The annex was torn down in the 60's. The mansion is completely restored. See Governor's Mansion	Baldwin Memorial Hospital 1950's, was on E. Greene St. across from Georgia Military College.
First Presbyterian Church Corner S. Wayne & Greene St.	First Baptist Church corner Franklin & S. Liberty	First United Methodist Church 1913-2003, W. Hancock St. The new church is on Log Cabin Road.