Georgia -- Carrollton -- History
Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
David Andrews photographs
Photographs taken by David Andrews while he attended West Georgia College.
J. A. Aycock family papers
Family papers of J. A. Aycock, Vice President of Mandeville Mills, and his son, J. A. Aycock Jr., founder of Aycock Gin, Inc.
Charles E. Beard papers
Charles E. Beard was the Director of Libraries at West Georgia College from 1978-2004. During this time Beard was a great advocate for libraries and was a part of many organizations on both the state and national level. One of his greatest accomplishments was helping to create the GALILEO system.
Buford F. Boykin papers
This collection contains the papers of Buford F. Boykin.
Carroll County, Georgia photograph collection
This collection contains photographs and photographic negatives of Carroll County, Georgia. Most depict Carrollton, Georgia at the turn of the twentieth century and include scenery such as Adamson Square and the Fourth District A & M School.
Carrollton Garden Club records
This collection contains materials related to the history of the Carrollton Garden Club from its organization in 1928 to 1984.
Carrollton Historic Preservation Commission records
The Carrollton Historic Preservation Commission first met on May 22, 1987. The five original commissioners were Steve McCutcheon, John Burson, Cherie Stoddard, Susan Ingle, and Jimmy Tuggle. The Carrollton Historic Preservation Commission was a local city government project that adhered to federal guidelines concerning historic buildings and historic districts. It quickly became a local government entity that interacted with the citizenry concerning historic homes.
Carrollton Junior Woman’s Club records
Materials of the Carrollton Junior Woman’s Club, a community outreach organization focused on creating programs that recognize and help individuals in the Carrollton area.
Carrollton Regional Juried Art Exhibition records
Materials of the annual Carrollton Regional Juried Art Exhibition which was held at Neva Lomason Memorial Library in Carrollton.