Albany, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Albany, Ga. No. 18. No. 6A252-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago post card. Albany, the world's greatest paper shell pecan center, is also the bird dog capital of the world, and the mecca for sportsmen in this field. The famous Radium Springs resort is one of the most beautiful natural springs in the South. Located at 345 West Broad Street this post office was built between 1910-1912. Postal activities began in 1912. Court activities began in 1923. The US District Court for the Southern District of Georgia met here until the creation of the Middle District in 1926. The building continues as a post office and is called the Old Federal Courthouse and Post Office.
publisher: Georgia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Albany, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 130
coverage: 1936

Americus, GA, US Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: US Post Office and Court House, Americus, GA. No. A-4. No. 1B266-N. Genuine Curteich post card. Located at 119 South Lee Street it was built in 1910. The building was used by the US District Court for the Middle District of Georgia beginning in 1926. Today it is used as a municipal building for the city. It was placed on the Register of National Historic Places on Jan. 1, 1976 as part of the Americus Historic District.
publisher: Georgia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Albany, GA.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 131
coverage: 1941

Athens, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: US Post Office, Athens, Ga. No. A-32. No. E-7362. Located at 115 East Hancock Ave., it was built in 1942. This Post office building is constructed of Georgia marble and the architecture of this Post office is the same structure of many buildings and homes of this city. The architecture is different from any other Post office in the U.S. Postmarked Jun 10, 1954 with a two cent stamp. Message on Back: We stayed at Mary Holtons yesterday. We had a wonderful time a picnic and then we went swimming. No one has been sick yet from riding. Must be our new luck. Love. Philip & Bee. To. Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Ferris. 9014 Kenwood. Cincinnati. Ohio.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 132
coverage: 1930-1945

Athens, GA, US Post office by night
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: US Post office by night, Athens, GA. No. A-30. No. E-6968. This building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 19, 2014. It continues to be used as a couthouse and post office.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 133
coverage: 1930-1945

Athens, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Athens, Ga. No. 10. No. 75155. Tichnor Quality views. A great number of educational institutions are located in Athens, and it is no wonder that it is called the Classic City of the South. It is primarily a city of beautiful homes. More beautiful homes can be seen here than any other city of its size in the South.
publisher: Northeast Ga. Cigar & Candy Co., Athens, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 134
coverage: 1930-1945

Atlanta, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Custom house
description: Post Office, Atlanta, Ga. No. 1254. Located at 55 Marietta St., NW. Built 1876-1880. The US Post Office and Customs House was used for the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia until 1910. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals met here from 1902-1910. It served as city hall for 20 years. It a was razed in the 1930s. Postmarked Apr 18, 1906 with a one cent stamp. Message: You must save all these cards and make a nice collection. I will send you mine too. Anna. To: Mrs. B.F. Mathers. 425 S. 27 St. Birmingham, Ala.
publisher: E.C. Kropp, Milwaukee
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 135
coverage: 1901-1907

Atlanta, GA, Grady Monument
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Journalists
subject: Orator
subject: Statue
description: Grady Monument, Atlanta, Ga. No. 13430. Erected on Marietta St. in 1891. Henry Woodfin Grady (Ma 24, 1850 - Dec. 23, 1889) was a journalist, orator who encouraged the industrialization of the South after the Confederate War. He has many places in Georgia named for him. Postmarked Mar 17 with a one cent stamp. Message: From Em Lord. To: Mr. Harold F. Seuver. Templeton. Massachusetts.
publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co., New York and Berlin
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 136
coverage: 1898-1901

Atlanta Ga, Atlanta New Post Office
subject: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Atlanta New Post Office. In 1930 most post office functions moved. The post master renamed until 1975, the year the Russell Federal Building began After the number of district court judges increased and took the Russell Building available space, the Court of Appeals decided to remain in the older building. It was renovated from 1985 to 1987 rededicated Oct. 19, 1987 as the United States court of Appeals Building. Mrs. L R. Howell, Dear Mother, Arrived from tip, Just tired and ready to get off train. Let me hear some news soon. Love Elaine
publisher: Witt Bros, Atlanta, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 137
coverage: 1907-1914

Atlanta, GA U. S. Post Office
subject: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouse buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Atlanta GA. A-19854. Atlanta's Million Dollar Post Office built in 1911, has been outgrown already. The receipts and parcel post business of Atlanta are greater than those of any other city in the South. Post office receipts are greater per capita of population than those of any other city in the United States. Atlanta Convention Bureau. In 1930 most post office functions moved. The post master remained until 1975, the year the Russell Federal Building began. After the number of district court judges increased and took the Russell Building available space, the Court of Appeals decided to remain in the older building. It was renovated from 1985 to 1987 rededicated Oct. 19, 1987 as the United States court of Appeals Building
publisher: J. F. Co., Inc. Atlanta, GA
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 138
coverage: 1915-1930

Atlanta GA, Post Office
subject: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Post Office, Atlanta GA. A-35696. The Post Office at Atlanta, built in 1911 at cost of voer $1,000,000.00 is one of the most attractive in the South. The receipts and parcel post business of Atlanta are greater than those of any other Southern city. Expense of operation is less than any other cit of approximate size and service is excellent. Post Office receipts are greater per capita of popluation than any other city in the United States, averaging over $8.00 per capita. Receipts year ending April 30, 1916 $1,441. 574.54.
publisher: Imperial Post Card Co., Atlanta GA.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 139
coverage: 1915-1930

Atlanta, GA., New Post Office No. 174
subject: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
subject: Post office buildings
description: No. 174, New Post Offie, Atlanta, Ga. No. 87. Located next to the Spring Street Terminal, mail was transferred by a railroad network. It later became a Federal office building although never an official couthouse. But, Norman Zoller explained, The court ... was relocated from March 20, 1985, until March 16, 1987, for renovations. The Court occupied chambers... here not held , oral arguments in the Richard Russell Building. Miss Rorlie Scott, Milledgeville, Ga. Your card received . I am up here today and what a rainy cold day it is.
publisher: S .H. Kress and Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 140
coverage: 1915-1930

Atlanta, Ga., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: 1-U.S. Post Office, Atlanta, Ga. 6A-H722. Located on Spring, Hunter, Forsyth and Mitchell Streets. Being erected at a cost of $2,975,000. One of the most pretentious Post Office Buildings in the United States. Floor space totals more than 5 acres and will have some 200 Federal office units. Located near Spring Street Terminal, mail was transferred by a railroad network. It later became a Federal office building although never an offical courthouse. But, Norman Zoller explained, The Court... was relocated from March 20, 1985, until March 16, 1987, for renovations. The Court occupied chambers... here but held oral arguments in the Richard Russell Building.
publisher: R. B. R. News CO., Atlanta, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 141
coverage: 1930-1945

Atlanta, Ga., U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Atlanta, Ga., A17, No. 65602. THis beautiful building, one of the most pretentious Post Office Buildings in the country, will cost $2,975,000. It is located on Spring, Hunter, Forsyth and Mitchell Streets, has a total floor space of over five acres, and will house some 200 Federal office units. Located next to the Spring Street Terminal, mail was transferred by a railroad network. It later became a Federal office building although never an official courthouse. But, Norman Zoller explained, The Court... was relocated from March 20, 1985, until March 16, 1987, for renovations. The Court occupied chambers... here but held oral arguments in the Richard Russell Building. Mrs Jd Barnhill, Ghiaduphia Tennessee. Its 100 in the shade down here. Hope you all are keeping cool.
publisher: Tichinor Bros, Inc. , Boston, Mass.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 142
coverage: 1930-1945

Atlanta, GA., U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Atlanta, GA., 12, No. 65602. This beautiful, one of the most pretentious Post Office Buildings in the countyr, will cost $2,975,000. It is located on Spring, Hunter, Forsyth and Mitchell Streets, has a total floor space of over five acres, and will house some 200 Federal office units. Located next to the Spring Street Terminal, mail was transferred by a railroad network. It later became a Federal office building although never an official courthouse. But, Norman Zoller explained, THe Court... was relocated from March 20, 1985, until Mrch 16, 1987, for renovations. The Court occupied chambers.. here but held oral arguments in the Rchard Russell Building.
publisher: Lee Products Co., Atlanta, GA
rights: No copyright issuese
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 143
coverage: 1930-1945

Augusta GA Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Post Office, Augusta, GA. A-57904. Built in 1916, the building was extended in the rear in 1936. It received interior upgrades in 1960 and 1971. It was vacated and extensively rehabilitated from 1992-1996. The building ceased to be a combined post office courthouse in 1973 when the court became its exclusive tenant. Still used as a court facility. Raymond Rider 350 W. Market St. York Penn. This is a very nice p lace we don't think we will go any farther, the roads are just about passable. Ralph and Elva.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 144
coverage: 1915-1930

August, GA. Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Post Office, August, GA. - 45, No. 6655. A beautiful building housing the Federal Court Rooms and Federal offices, facing Barrett Plaze, which is in the front of the Terminal Station, where all th railway lines enter the city. Built in 1916, the building was extended in the rear in 1936. It received interior upgrades in 1960 and 1971. It was vacated and extensively rehabilitated form 1992-1996. The building ceased to be a combined post office, courthouse in 1973 when the court became its exclusive tenant Still used as a court facility.
publisher: Kinsella News Co., Augusta GA
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 145
coverage: 1930-1945

Augusta, Georgia Post Office and Courthouse
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Post Office Augusta, GA. A beauiful building housing the Federal Court Rooms and Federal ofices, facing Barrett Plaza, which is in front of the Terminal Station, where all the railway lines enter the city. Built in 1916, the building was extended in the rear in 1936. It received interior upgrades in 1960 and 1971. It was vacated and extensively rehabilitated from 1922-1996. The building ceased to be a combined post office-courthouse in 1973 when the court became its exclusive tenant. Still used as a court facility.
publisher: Kinsella News Co., Augusta, GA
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 146
coverage: 1930-1945

Bainbridge, Ga. , U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: B-3- U.S. Post Office, Bainbridge, Ga.. Bainbridge, Georgia, The City of Oaks, is right in the heart of Southern hospitality, and is noted for its beautiful hunting and fishing grounds. Located at Bainbridge is one of the largest crate factories and one of the largest Hydro bottling washing machine factories in the world.
publisher: Georgia Cigar and Tobacco Co., Albany, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 147
coverage: 1907-1914

Barnesville, GA Post Office Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office Building, Barnesville, GA, 4800-29; Frances Murphey, Hudson, Ohio. Hello; returned from college last night. Thanks for card here's a chain; To each name send a view card. Make 5 copies omitting top name an add yorus to bottom. Browertown Road-Little, Falls N.G. 2: Mrs. Margaret Laddish 1716 Parkel St. Berkeley Califfornia. 3. Mrs. ALbertoMay. Rt Box 349-Marced, Calif 4. Esther Lyde, Sultan, Washington. 5. Marquerite Bush, 222 Forsyth Street, Barnesville, Georgia Write soon., Margurite.
publisher: Lamar Barnesville and ManghamDrug Stores
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 148
coverage: 1915-1930

Brunswick, Ga. Post Office and Courthouse
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Post Office, Brunswick, Ga.-6. No. 17533. Confirmed by the Administrative Assistant to the Brunswick City Manager in 2006, this building was both the post office and federal courthouse from 1901. In exchange for a cty lot to build the Frank M. Scarlett Federal Building, it became the Brunswick City Hall in 1962. The FJC included the 1959 Scarlett Building in its list of historic courthouses.
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 149
coverage: 1915-1930

Brunswick, Ga. Post Office and Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Couthouses buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Post Office and Custom House, Brunswick, Ga., No. A-38797. Confirmed by the Administrative Assistant to the Brunswick City Manager in 2006, this building was both the post office and federal courthouse form 1901. In exchange for a city lot to build the Frank M. Scarlett Federal Building, it became the Brunswick City Hall in 1962. The FJC included the 1959 Scarlett Building in its list of historic courthouses. Mrs. A. V. Dennis, Darien, Ga., I reached Brunswick, and called by Mrs. Floyds and they made me stop by a little time. Yours truly J. G. Dennis
publisher: S. H. Kress and Company
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 150
coverage: 1919-1927

Brunswick, Ga. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Post Office, Brunswick, GA. - 18, No. 16857. United States Post Office located on Gloucester Street between Union and Reynolds, and surrounded on two sides by beautiful lawns planted with native palms. This building completed in 1903, houses not only the U. S. Post Office, but also the customs Office and Federal Court. The Brunswick Post Office was the first in the State to establish a Postal Savings System. The city of Brunswick is the Gateway to the Golden Isles of Georgia. Mr and Mrs Chas Bassett, 30 Arthur Drive, Albany NY. , We have been on a little trip as far as Florida. Weather has been extra hot but right now at Savannah Beach it is nice. Have been down to your house twice since we saw you. Will try again later.
publisher: Lau-Rhea Ward, St. Simons Island, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 151
coverage: 1930-1945

Brunswick, GA, Federal Building and United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: Federal Building and United States Post Office, Brunswick Georgia. No. 30446-B. New Federal Building and United States Post office, completed in 1959, Gloucester Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
publisher: Marsh Post Card Service
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 152
coverage: 1939-1959

Cartersville, Ga. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Cartersville, Ga. No. 0476, B97, This post office built in 1914 was converted and connected to the new city hall when it was constructed. Home to the mayor and city managers offices, the building is connected to city hall via an elevated and covered walkway. It also houses the city's Fibercom offices, and several administrative functions, including finance and human resources.
publisher: H. H. Athens
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 153
coverage: 1915-1930

Columbus, Ga. U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Columbus, Ga. No. 12244, The FJC reports, The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia met here from 1896, prior to completion, until the creation of the Middle District in 1926; the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia met here from 1926 until 1934... The building was sold after the 1934 buildign was completed then razed in the 1950s.
publisher: Acegraph Co., Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 154
coverage: 1907-1914

Columbus, GA Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Columbus Ga., G-13548. The FJC reports, The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia met here from 1896, prior to completion, until the creation of the Middle District in 1926; the U. S. District Court for the Middle District of Georiga met here from 1926 until 1934... The building was sold after the 1934 building was completed then razed in the 1950s. Miss Virginia Blocker, Errfrarela, Ala., Hello! Virginia have you forgotten this old bad girl? SSend me a card. I.N.H.
publisher: Rotograph Co. N. Y. City
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 155
coverage: 1907-1914

Columbus, Ga. Post Office, Trinity Episcopal Church, First Avenue
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office building
subject: Buildings
subject: Church
description: Post Office, Trinity Episcopal Church, First Avenue, Columbus, Ga T.B.66, A-5398,Edward A. Liff, 1944 Williamall Ave, St. Louis MO., Thanks again, Sincerly W F. Thomas
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 156
coverage: 1907-1914

Columbus, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Columbus, Ga. No. 14. No. 6A-H2698. Genuine Curteich art-colortone post card. Built in 1934. Located at 120 12th Street this building's architect is its most interesting fact. William A. Edwards was an Atlanta architect who specialized in public buildings. It was a post office and a courthouse. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on Sept. 29., 1980 Postmarked July 28 1944 with a one cent stamp.. Message on back: Just recd your letter and will look for you all. If I have to go to store - will leave key in mail box. Don't forget to bring the cherries you promised if you drive. One of our neighbors is a painter and all over town he said he's keep watch for a sink too. Have pass thru this a.m. at 4 oclock. Let us know when you get to town. To: Mr. J.T. Baruhill Philadelphia, Loudon Co. Tenn.
publisher: The White Company, Columbus, Ga.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 157
coverage: 1936

Columbus, GA, Post ofice and court house
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office and Court house, Columbus, Georgia. No. 59. No. 31900N. Louis A. Simon Supervising architect of the US Treasury. Its broad streets and avenues, lined with stately trees, its special squares for churches, courthouse and other public purposes, the vast numger of street parks - all combine to add to the pleasing picture presented by this historic city.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 158
coverage: 1930-1945

Cordele, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: US Post Office, Cordele, Ga. No. 4B144-N. Cordele is know as the Electric City in Crisp County. Genuine Curteich post card. Cordele is the center of the pecan, peanut and watermelon section of Georgia. This historic building was built during 1912-1913. It is located at 102-104 6th Street. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 29, 1984. It embodies the style of the Renaissance Revival.
publisher: Curteich, Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 159
coverage: 1944

Cordele, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Cordele, Ga. No. A-94612. C.T. American Art. James Taylor Knox was the architect of the post office built betwonn 1912-1913. It is deemed to be a fine example of Taylor's efforts to provide the smaller communities with Renaissance Revival style buildings.
publisher: C.T. Co., Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 160
coverage: 1930-1945

Fitzgerald, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: US Post Office, Fitzgerald, Ga. Located at 124 N. Main Street. Card one postmarked Oct. 13, 1951 with a one cent stamp. Message on Back: We will be home Thursday or Friday. Havin a fine time rained a little today. Nellie. To: Mrs. Fred Parker. Elm Rd Ext. Warren. Ohio. M.C. 56. Card two postmarked Jan 17, 1945 with a one cent stamp. Message on Back: Dear John. How are you? Wonder I'm OK. Tried to catch up with my writing this morning. Wrote to Forena Shulep. Jewrell & Ann. Now going to post office. All ok. Write me soon and all the news about yourself. I'll write more next time. News scarce here. Write soon. Love. Sarah. To: Sgt. John O. Harper 6926560. Co. D. 1st P.T.R.TPS. Fort Benning, GA.
publisher: Genuine Curteich Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 163
coverage: 1930-1945

Fort Benning, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Fort Benning, Georgia. No. 53. No. 31894. The Fort Benning Reservation is comprised of some 97,000 acres, 17 miles in length and 13 miles in width. There are approximately 1,300 buildings of permanent construction to house post activities.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 164
coverage: 1930-1939

Gainesville, GA. U. S. Post Office and Federal Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
subject: Buildings
description: G-25 U.S. Post Office and Federal Building, Gainesville GA., E-6017. The Post Office was enlarged in 1936 when the four story federal building and courthouse annex was built. The Post Office moved in 1967. The two buildings , including the connecting building between them, now constitute the federal courthouse.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issue
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 165
coverage: 1930-1945

Gainesville, Ga., U.S. Post Office and Federal Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: G-11 U.S. Post Office and Federal Building, Gainesville, GA. No. 6A518. This Post Office was enlarged in 1936 when the four story federal building and courthouse annex was built. The Post Office moved in 1967. The two buildings, including the connecting building between them, now constitute the federal courthouse. (Post card 3 of 3) Mr. Burgess Bunn, 308 Baldivin, Ave. Charlotte, N.C., town here through yet grinte so large in your town. Well here's wishing you luck and good health. Dincerly George W. Fringer 237 First Ave. Gainesville, GA
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 166
coverage: 1930-1945

Griffin, Ga
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Griffin, Ga., No. 58165- N
publisher: Southern States Printing Co.
rights: No copyright issues
identifier: GSA PC 167
coverage: 1915-1930

Griffin, Ga., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Griffin, Ga.No. 78593
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 168
coverage: 1930-1945

Jesup, Ga. Post Office and Cherry St.
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office and Cherry St., Jesup, Ga., No. 79028
publisher: Coastal News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 169
coverage: 1930-1945

LA Grange, GA Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, LA Grange, GA - 11, 14852 N
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 170
coverage: 1915-1930

Lyons, GA Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Lyons, Ga., No 79024
publisher: Coastal News Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 171
coverage: 1930-1945

Macon, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: William Augustus Bootle Federal Building and US Courthouse
description: US Post Office, Macon, Ga. No. 39. No. 3523 N. In 1998 this building was named the William Augustus Bootle Federal Building and US Courthouse. This building is still used as the HQ for the Middle District of Georgia.
publisher: E.C. Kropp C., Milwaukee, Wis
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 173
coverage: 1907-1917

Macon, GA, Post Office Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: William Augustus Bootle Federal Building and US Courthouse
description: Post Office building at Macon, GA. No. 4A-H1748. Art colortone by Curt Teich. A $395,000 addition to Macon's Federal Building was completed in the summer of 1934. It is one of the most imposing structures in the state. This building houses not only the post office, but a vast number of Federal Departments, including the Federal Court facilities for the middle district of Georgia. Wadley Monument in the foreground.
publisher: Curt Teich & Co., Inc. Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 174
coverage: 1934

Macon, GA, Museum building at Ocmulgee National Monument
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Buildings
subject: Museums
description: Museum building at Ocmulgee National Monument, Macon, Ga. No. 8. No. 3B-H1270. Genuine Curteich Colortone post card. Ocmulgee national Monument preserves traces of over ten millennia of Southeastern Native American culture. Historic Macon is located near the site of an Indian village whih was in existence two centuries before Columbus came. This village site is now owned and has been developed by the National Park Service as the archaeological center for the Southeast. The magnificent Museum Building at Ocmulgee National Monument contains displays from excavations of historical and pre-historical interest.
publisher: Service News Co., Macon, GA.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 175
coverage: 1930-1945

Rossville, Georgia Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Rossville, Georgia, No. 143, Street Scene, Rossville, Georgia, No. 71125. The City of Rossville, Ga, is located on the Tennessee Georgia State Line and adjoins the City of Chattanooga, Tenn. Rossville is historically famous for the Civil War Battles fought nearby. Chickamauga Battlefield and Fort Oglethorpe, a Government Military Reservation are within a short drive. The famous John Ross House, homoe of the Cherokee Indian Chief of that name is located here.
publisher: CLine Photo Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 176
coverage: 1930-1945

Savannah, Ga. Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: Custom House, Savannah, Ga. - Plate-1099. The U. S> Custom House Historic Marker includes, Although the building is used primarily by the United States Customs Service, it houses several Federal agencies. In earlier years it also served as a Post Office and Federal Courthouse. In 1859-1860 the celebrates cases growing out of slave running by the yacht Wanderer were tried here.
publisher: S. H. Kress and Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 177
coverage: 1907-1914

Savannah, GA. U. S. Court House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Courthouses buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Court House and Post Office, Savannah, GA., Originally designated as the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, the structure was later renamed the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office were in the new government building. It also housed the U.S. Courts, the U.S. Engineers, and the U.S. Weather Bureau. Mss Natalie L Mitchell, 286 Hancock St. Brooklyn N.Y.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 178
coverage: 1901-1907

Savannah, Ga. U.S.C.H. and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses buildings
description: U. S. C. H. and Post Office, Savannah, Ga., No. 84722, 1139 G., Originally designated as the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, the structure was later renamed the Federal Building and U. S. Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office were in the new government buidling. It also housed the U.S. Courts, the U.S. Engineers, and the U.S. Weather Bureau.
publisher: Owens Bros, Hillson Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 179
coverage: 1901 - 1907

Savannah, Ga. Government Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Couthouses buildings
subject: Buildings
description: Government Building, Savannah, GA. Originally designated as the U.S. Post Office adn Courthouse, the structure was later renamed the Federal Building adn U.S. Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office wer in the new governmetn building. It also housed the U.S. Courts, the U.S. Engineers, and the U.S. Weather Bureau. Postmaster Andrew, P.O. Savannah , Fine trip awful warm out
publisher: The Valentine and Sons Publishing Co. Ltd
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 180
coverage: 1901 - 1907

Savannah, GA, Federal building
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Tomochichi US Courthouse
description: Federal Building - Savannah. Located at 125-127 Bull Street. Built between 1894-1899 it was a Post Office, Federal building and a Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office were in the new government building. It also housed the US Courts and other agencies.
publisher: J. Murray Jordan Pub., 1438 So. Penn Sq., Philadelphia
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 181
coverage: 1898-1907

Savannah, GA, The Federal building
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Tomochichi United States Post Office
description: The Federal building - Savannah, Ga. Built between 1894-1899 it was designated as the US Post Office and Courthouse. Postmarked Sep 30, 1906 with a one cent stamp. Message: thank you. Prefer colored cards. Do not care to exchange the black and white, brown, blue or green. Mrs. Techem. To: Miss Louise Jones, 258 E. River Street, Manistee, Mich.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 182
coverage: 1898-1907

Savannah, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Tomochichi US Courthouse
description: Post Office, Savannah, Ga. No. A 13680. Jeremiah O'Rourke was the Supervising Architect of the US Treasury. Postmarked 1909 with a one cent stamp. Message: Greetings. C.H. Young. To: Mr. Harry Troxell. 216 N Nw St., Bethlehem, PA
publisher: The Rotograph Co., N.Y., City. (Germany)
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 183
coverage: 1898-1907

Savannah, GA, Post office and ... house
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Tomochichi United States Courthouse
description: Post Office and ... House, Savannah, Ga. The building was enlarged substantially between 1930 and 1932. It is currently a court facility. Postmarked Apr 16, 1911. Message on back: What do you think of your P.Office? April -17-11. Oh Jon Lewis: I can't get anything but a measly .. and say won't you write me a nice long letter? When are you going to New York. I hope soon hurry up & I'll go too is for don't take too long. A place on the globe like York town. Wish we were all there together. Hurry & lets all go soon. With best wishes from Joe Butler. Grandma sends love. To: Mr. Lewis M. Bowers. 1004 Douglass Ave., Nashville, Tenn. Waverly Place.
publisher: F.M. Kirby & Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 184
coverage: 1907-1915

Savannah, GA Post Office and U.S. Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Courthouses buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office and U.S. Court House, Savannah, GA. A-14104. Savannah is rich in historical love, is a city of 92,000 people and is known for its beautiful buildings, semi-tropical verdure, 24 municipal parks and 100 mile boulevard chain, nine suburban resorts, golf and outdoor sports, modern hotesl and varied amusements. The climate is ideal, the city is both winter and summer resort and the Atlantic Ocean contributes surf bathing unexcelled in the South, it is indeed, Savannah, the Southern Key to Land and Sea. Originally designated as the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, the structure was later renamed the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office were in the new government building. It also housed the U.S. Courts, the U.S. Engineers, and the U.S. Weather Bureau.
publisher: C. T. American Art
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 185
coverage: 1915-1930

Savannah, Ga., Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Courthouses buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: New Post Office and Court House, Savannah, GA.-31, 2626N. This handsome structure, built entirely of Georgia marble, faces on beautiful Wright Park in the center of the business section. On the rear corner of the building may be found a plate marking the location where John Wesley held regular services from May 9, 1736 to November 27, 1737. Orignially desingated as the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, the structure was later renamed the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. By July 30, 1899, all departments of the post office were in the new government building. It also housed the U.S. Courts, the U.S. Engineers, and the U.S. Weather Bureau. Sylvia Pinozzolie, 143 Calhooun Ave. Bridgeport Conn., Hello Sylvia Many everything is alright. How is the family, give my regards to all . Love Mike
publisher: Coastal News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 186
coverage: 1915-1930

Savannah, GA U.S. Post OFfice
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Court houses buildings
description: 11-U.S. Post Office, Savannah, GA., 6A-H1890. Being the oldest city in Georgia, one of the thirteen original states Savannah has many places of historic interest to visitors in additoin to the attraction usually found in a modern community. The building was substantially enlarged between 1930 and 1932 when it was extended north to encompass the remainder of the block. It is currently a court facility.
publisher: Coastal News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 187
coverage: 1930-1945

Sylvania, Ga, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Sylvania, Ga. No. 79034. Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Liebert, Mian St. Namut N.Y. , Hi Folks, All is well, great trip, but we all slept well. are now in this city having dinner at noon. Probably be in FL eraly eve. The A.M. T.V. said temp in Jacksonville Fla only 68 , but in Atlanta 79. Whew. Love Marvin and all
publisher: Coastal News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 188
coverage: 1930-1945

Thomaston, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Federal building
description: U.S. Post Office, Thomaston, Ga. No. 7B99-N. Genuine Curteich post card. This New Deal Post Office located at 103 E. Thompston Street, Upson County, was built between 1931 - 1934. According to the Thomaston Times the post office moved to the new federal building at the corner of Thompson and Center Streets in March, 1934.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 189
coverage: 1930-1945

Thomasville, GA, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Thomasville, GA. and court house. No. T-1. No. 47269-C. C.T. American art colored. This building located at 135 North Broad Street, Thomas County, was constructed in 1915 and housed the Post Office until 1962 when it became the public library. It was refurbished in 1997 and the Genealogy Library opened on the first floor. Postmarked Aug 10, 1938 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: We all came up here this morn & had a lovely trip. Weather fine. Anne is getting on fine from her tonsil operation. Will be here a week. Wade isn't at all well. Love Buc. To: Mrs. Clair Spencer. 304 North 10th St. Alleia. Iowa.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 190
coverage: 1930-1945

Thomasville, GA, Post office and Court House to right
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Thomasville, GA. Court House to the right. No. NT-1. No. E-6483. The Court house on the right is the Thomas County Courthouse, an historic government building, built in 1858 and located on North Broad Street. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on June 22, 1970. Thomasville, situated on a ridge 273 feet above sea level, in southwest Georgia is only 50 miles from the Gulf Of Mexico. This city enjoys the distinction of being an original winter and health resort, as in the early 1880s many people started coming here for recreation and health. The City of Roses slogan is given Thomasville due to many streets being bordered with roses, and roses are in bloom almost every month in the year.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 191
coverage: 1930-1945

Toccoa, GA, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: US Post Office, Toccoa, GA. No. T-8. No. E9039. Stephens County. This Toccoa Post Office located at 92 N. Alexander St. was built in 1932 as a one and a half story Neo-Classical Revival brick structure. The Post Office moved in 1941 and the building is now the City Hall.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 192
coverage: 1930-1945

Valdosta, Ga., U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouse buildings
description: V-7- U.S. Post Office, Valdosta, Ga., 1B340-N. Described by the NRHP Valdosta Commercial Historic District Boundary increase as the 1908 U.S. Courthouse and Post Office, this Italian Renaisssance Revival building served as a Post Office and Federal Courthouse from 1910 until 1968. The annex was added on the left of the orignial structure in 1935. The building is currently the Valdosta City Hall.
publisher: Valdosta Cigar and Tobacco Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 193
coverage: 1907-1914

Valdosta, GA; Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Court houses buildings
description: Post Office, Valdosta, GA. Described by the NRHP Valdosta Commercial Historic District Boundary increase as the 1908 U.S. Courthouse and Post Office, this Italian Renaissance Revival building served as a Posst Office and Federal Courthosue from 1910 until 1968. The annex was added on the left of the orignial structure in 1935. THe building is currently the Valdosta City Hall.
publisher: Wall News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 194
coverage: 1930-1945

Waycross, GA. U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Waycross, Ga. W-2, 9A675-N. A 1936 expansion, designed by G.W. Stone, added a second story to the original building and two story wings at each end.
publisher: Brannen News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 195
coverage: 1915-1930

Waycross, Ga. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Court houses buildings
description: Post Office, Waycross, Ga.. The federal building houses the post office, U. S. District Court and offices for several federal agencies. Until recently the building was used only as a post office and federal courthouse. The U. S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia met here from 1926 until 1975. The building became vacant in 1975. It now houses the Southeast Antique Exchange.
publisher: South Georgia News Agency
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 196
coverage: 1930-1945

Waynesboro, GA Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Waynesboro, GA. No. 79833
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 197
coverage: 1930-1945

West Point, Georgia U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, West Point, Georgia
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 198
coverage: 1901-1907