GAGenWeb Laurens County

	Pine Forest School in Cadwell, Laurens County, Georgia ca 1910. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Students and teachers at Brewton School in front of the school. Johanna Carter is the teacher at the right of the doorway. ca 1897-1899. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
	Members of the Dexter High School basketball team. Photos of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Members of the 1920 basketball team at Dublin High School. Top row L to R: Tommy Willcox, John Brenizer, Vivian Register. Bottom L to R: Hyrell Kendrick, Isabel Weddington, John Peters. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
	Dublin High School, 1925, said to have been the first girls basketball team. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Johnson Street Elementary School, Dublin, built ca 1905. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives
	Students at Dublin High School, ca 1906. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Students at Ebenezer School, owned and operated by the Ebenezer Baptist Association before the city took it over, ca 1905-1910. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
	Students and teachers at Bethsaida School, which was west of Dublin, ca 1908. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Bethsaida School, west of Dublin, ca 1895. This building was later replaced with a newer building. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
	Leaches Academy, ca 1895. Students and teachers. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
Haskins Crossing School, West of Dublin between Dudley and Montrose, ca 1906 Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.
	Students at Lovett School, ca 1918
Poplar Springs Industrial School, about seven miles north of Dublin, ca 1910. Photo courtesy of Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives.