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Winter Colonies in the South - 12/1902
Article from Munsey's Magazine titled "Winter Colonies in the South" by Edward A. Lowry, December 1902. Article about Northeastern and Midwestern visitors who spend their winters in Palm Beach, Florida, Thomasville, Georgia and Aiken, South Carolina. Includes some images, and ample references to William and Ida McKinley. Describes Thomasville as the "most staid and reserved of the winter colonies."
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Wiregrass Reporter | Newspaper - 01/28/1860
Framed exterior fold of the Wiregrass Reporter newspaper for January 28, 1860. Includes advertisments for enslaved Black people.
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Wiregrass Rifles - 1865
Muster roll (roster) of the Wiregrass Rifles, Company C of the 61st Infantry Regiment of Gordon's Army of Northern Virginia during the Civil War, 1865. This muster roll of three highly distressed poster-size pages may be missing pages, and includes information on each Confederate soldier in this Thomas County-formed company, including outcome of their war experience.
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Wiregrass Rifles-Muster Roll - 1901;1902;1903
Muster Roll of for Wiregrass Rifles (Company C, 61st Georgia Regiment). Gordon's Brigade.
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Wirick-Simmons House - 1988
Limited-edition print, #96 of 250, of the Wirick-Simmons House in Monticello, Florida by Thomasville artist Bob Dixon, 1988. The print was commissioned by Archbold Memorial Hospital and is part of "The Archbold Collection" distributed by the hospital in 1988.
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Wojciechowski Note - July 27, 1957
A note from Mrs. Edward K. Wojciechowski (Bette) on July 27. 1957. The note is addressed to "Dear Quest" and reads "Doctor Wojciechowski and I shall be very happy to attending your "comming out party" on July 31st."
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Wolff Brothers to Pliny Heeth - 05/22/1882
Receipt from H. Wolff & Bro Dry Goods (Herman Wolff and Nathan Wolff) to Pliny Sheffield Heeth for a diaper of draper dated April 26, 1882 and a corset dated May 16, 1882, and paid $3.35 for both May 22, 1882.
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Woman with Glasses - 1923
Pencil sketch, in cartoon-style, of an overweight woman with her hair in a bun and wearing glasses by James Ben Ali Haggin, III for Hazel Beamer (Cutler), 1923.
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Women, Southerners, Americans: An Analysis of the Daughters of the American Revolution and United Daughters of the Confederacy in Thomasville, Georgia - 2024
"Women, Southerners, Americans: An Analysis of the Daughters of the American Revolution and United Daughters of the Confederacy in Thomasville, Georgia" by Kayla Reeves, Spring 2024. Undergraduate thesis for graduation with honors by a student at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Wood Williams to Sarah Louise Hayes - 1861
Handwritten copies of letters sent from Confederate Civil War soldier Wood Williams of Bainbridge, Georgia (1st Georgia Volunteer Regiment, Company G, the Bainbridge Independents) to Sarah Louise Hayes (McElveen), also of Bainbridge, 1861. Sarah Louise Hayes married Robert Decatur McElveen in 1864, and Dr. William Washington Twitty of Atlanta in 1888. A daughter from her second marriage, Wilhemina "Wilma" Twitty, married James Buttolph Burch of...
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World Renowned Famous Old Thomasville Hotels of the 1800's - 1967
Envelope containing four lithographs of Thomasville Resort Era hotels titled "World Renowned Famous Old Thomasville Hotels of the 1800's" sold by the Thomasville - Thomas County Chamber of Commerce, 1967. The original lithographs were created 1888.
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Wormsloe Plantation | Savannah, Georgia - 1923
Postcard of a garden at Wormsloe Plantation near Savannah, Georgia, 1923.
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Wright Family--Genealogy - 1901;1902;1903
Genealogy of the Wright family, prepared by David McCord Wright, grandson of Colonel Arthur Perry Wright of Thomasville.
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Writ for collection of rents due to E. C. Bower by Parker & Hays - 1884 12-23
Writ for collection of rents on property in Decatur County due to E. C. Bower by Parker and Hays, $640, December 23, 1884. The transcription of the document in its entirety is below: Box 6118.7MacIntyre Collection1978.03 Folder - Parker & Hays/Bower [Page 1 of 2 pages] Georgia Decatur County Personally appears Janthus Bower who on being duly sworn deposes and says that he is the agent of E C Bower and that Parker and J J Hays of sai...
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Writ or Attachment issued by Thomasville National Bank on G. W. McCormick - 1892 06-20
Attachment requested by representatives of Thomasville National Bank to G. W. McCormick for non-payment of debts relating to lot of land No. 20 in the 13th District of Thomas County, Ga., and on various lots of land in Colquit County, Ga in the amount of $1375, June 20, 1892. The transcription of the document in its entirety is below: Box 6118.7MacIntyre Collection1978.03 Folder - Thompson v. McCormick Attachment.Reid Bros., Bookseller...
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Wyche Linton Property on Monticello Road - 10/16/1888
Plat map of the Wyche Linton property on Monticello Road (today U.S. 19, but today that section is part of Millpond Road) in land lots 88 and 89 in the 13th land district of Thomas County, October 16, 1888.
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Wynette Phillips [Cook] - 1941
Large, leather-bound cardboard scrapbook, burgandy colored with gold-colored "Scrap Book" embossed on bottom. Contains memories of Miss Phillip's direction of the play "Jane Eyre" at Thomasville High School in 1941. Mrs. Cook nee' Phillips was a member of the speech department, cast included: Celetta Powell, Patricia Cowden, Jimmy Evans, Dorothy Cockrell, Jacqueline Stilwell, Betty Turner, Dick Carr, Elizabeth Harris, Anne Eidson, George Krewso...
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YMCA Halloween Party - 1953
Newspaper clipping and Elizabeth Hopkins notes on the annual Halloween party at the Thomasville YMCA, October 31, 1953.
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Year Book and Directory for St. Thomas Parish - 1918
"Year Book and Directory for St. Thomas Parish" by the Directory Committee of St. Thomas Episcopal Church of Thomasville, 1918. A membership directory for St. Thomas Episcopal Church, including a short history, photographs, advertisements, questions with answers about the church and the Episcopal faith, and a list of members.
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