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Georgia Vertical Files GEORGIA ROOM Vertical File Subject Headings for State of Georgia AFRICAN-AMERICAN (see, also, African American Files Sub-index following this section) A .............................. African American AFRICAN-AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS (See ORGANIZATIONS: Miscellaneous – African American AGRICULTIURE 1 ............................... Agriculture I 2 ............................... Agriculture II 3 ............................... Agriculture III 4 ............................... Agriculture IV ARCHAEOLOGY 5 ............................... Archaeology I 6 ............................... Archaeology II ARCHITECTURE 7 ............................... Architecture ART, MUSIC, THEATER 8 ............................... Art I 9 ............................... Art II 10 ............................. Arts-General 11 ............................. Crafts 12 ............................. Music 12A .......................... Music – African American 13 ............................. Theater – Cinema – Television BIOGRAPHY 13A .......................... Aaron, Hank 14 ............................. Aiken, Conrad 15 ............................. Allen, Ivan Jr. 16 ............................. Basinger, Kim 17 ............................. Berry, Martha 18 ............................. Bond, Julian 19 ............................. Bramblett, Agnes 20 ............................. Brown, Joseph E. 20a ........................... Bullard, Eugene (America’s first black aviator) (AFRICAN AMERICAN) 21 ............................. Burns, Olive Ann 22 ............................. Caldwell, Erskine 22B .......................... Cain, Herman (including Presidency run) (AFRICAN AMERICAN) 22A .......................... Campbell, Bill (AFRICAN AMERICAN) 23 ............................. Carter, Jimmy (family; includes some Carter Presidential Center information) 24 ............................. Cleland, Max 24A .......................... Cobb, Ty 24AA ....................... Colquitt, Alfred H. 24B .......................... Conroy, Pat 24BB ....................... Cook, Bobby Lee 24C .......................... Cox, Bobby 24D ......................... Craft, William and Ellen 25 ............................. Crawford, William 26 ............................. Darden, George (Buddy) 27 ............................. Denmark, Dr. Leila 28 ............................. Dickey, James 29 ............................. Diehl, William (Bill) 30 ............................. Dodd, Lamarr 31 ............................. Dooley, Vince 31A .......................... Dorsey, Hugh M. 32 ............................. Edwards, Harry Stillwell 33 ............................. Francherm, Betsy 34 ............................. Felton, Rebecca 35 ............................. Fowler, Wyche 36 ............................. Garrett, Franklin 36A .......................... Gingrich, Newt 36B .......................... Goizueta, Robert 37 ............................. Grizzard, Lewis 38 ............................. Gwinnett, Button 39 ............................. Hamilton, Grace Towns 40 ............................. Hardy, Oliver Norwell 41 ............................. Harris, Corra 42 ............................. Harris, Joe Frank 43 ............................. Harris, Joel Chandler 44 ............................. Holland Family of Paulding County, GA) 44A .......................... Holliday, John Henry “Doc” 44B .......................... Hunter-Gault, Charlayne 45 ............................. Inman, Arthur C. 46 ............................. Ivy, Louise 46A .......................... Jackson, Maynard 47 ............................. Jones, Robert T. 47B .......................... Jones, Sam 48 ............................. Kay, Terry 49 ............................. Kemble, Fanny 49A .......................... Kendley Family 50 ............................. King, Martin Luther, Jr. and Family I 51 ............................. King, Martin Luther, Jr. and Family II 52 ............................. King, Martin Luther, Sr. 52A .......................... King, Preston 52AA ....................... Landis, Kenesaw Mountain 53 ............................. Lanier, Sidney 54 ............................. Long, Crawford 55 ............................. Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin 55A .......................... Longstreet, Helen Dortch 56 ............................. Longstreet, James 57 ............................. Low, Juliette 58 ............................. Maddox, Lester 59 ............................. Marshall, Edison 60 ............................. Mays, Benjamin 61 ............................. McCullers, Carson 62 ............................. McElvany, John S. 63 ............................. McGill, Ralph 64 ............................. Miller, Birdie 65 ............................. Miller, Caroline 66 ............................. Miller, Zell and Shirley 67 ............................. Mitchell, Margaret I 68 ............................. Mitchell, Margaret II 69 ............................. Mitchell, Margaret III 70 ............................. Moseley, Annie 72 ............................. O’Connor, Flannery 73 ............................. Oglethorpe, James 74 ............................. O’Kelley, Mattie Lou 75 ............................. Perkerson, Medora 76 ............................. Portman, John 76A .......................... Powers, Harriet 77 ............................. Price, Eugenia 78 ............................. Reece, Byron 79 ............................. Reese, Joseph Millard 79A .......................... Rocker, John 80 ............................. Russell, Richard 81 ............................. Salzburgers (see, also, reference works in the Georgia Genealogy section.) 82 ............................. Sams, Ferrol ................................. Satcher, David (see HEALTH/330 CDC and/or 333 General, below) 83 ............................. Scott, William Alexander 84 ............................. Sibley, Celestine 84A .......................... Siddons, Anne Rivers 84AA ....................... Slaton, John M. 85 ............................. Sommerville, Evelyn 86 ............................. Stanton, Frank 86A .......................... Steele (Logan), Carrie 87 ............................. Stevens, Alexander 88 ............................. Stevens, Capt. Samuel 88A .......................... Stoner, J. B. 89 ............................. Talmadge Family 90 ............................. Thomas, Clarence (see also, 180A Cities/Savannah – Pin Point Community, below when created) 91 ............................. Townsend, Jimmy 92 ............................. Troup, George M. 93 ............................. Turner, Ted 93A .......................... Van De Vrede, Jane 94 ............................. Uhry, Alfred 94A .......................... Walker, Alice 95 ............................. Ward, Nancy 96 ............................. Williams, Vinnie 97 ............................. Woodruff, Robert 97A .......................... Woods, Stuart 97B .......................... Young, Andrew 98 ............................. Miscellaneous I 99 ............................. Miscellaneous II 100 ........................... Miscellaneous III 101 ........................... Miscellaneous IV 102 ........................... Miscellaneous V 103 ........................... Miscellaneous VI 103a ......................... Miscellaneous VII 103A ........................ Miscellaneous – African American (AFRICAN AMERICAN) BOTANY 104 ........................... Botany BUILDINGS 106 ........................... Bulloch Hall 107 ........................... Capitol and Liberty Plaza 108 ........................... Fox Theater 109 ........................... Georgia Dome 109A ........................ Georgia Aquarium 110 ........................... Governor’s Mansion 111 ........................... Grady Hotel 112 ........................... Hay House 113 ........................... Headquarters of Garden Clubs of America 114 ........................... Herndon House 114A ........................ Herren’s Restaurant 115 ........................... Hickory Hill (T. Watson House) 116 ........................... Indian Springs Hotel 117 ........................... Kimball House 118 ........................... Lapham/Patterson House 119 ........................... Little White House 120 ........................... Mackay House 120A ........................ McCarthy Cottage (FDR’s pre-presidency cottage at Warm Springs) 121 ........................... Paramount Theater 122 ........................... Peachtree Golf Club 123 ........................... Pebble Hill 124 ........................... Rhodes Hall 125 ........................... Rock House 126 ........................... Ross (John) House 127 ........................... Savannah historic homes 128 ........................... Stovall House 128A ........................ SunTrust Stadium 129 ........................... Swan House and Tullie Smith House 130 ........................... Tate House 131 ........................... Taylor/Grady House 131A ........................ Turner Stadium/Field 132 ........................... T. R. R. Cobb House 133 ........................... Vann House 134 ........................... Wormsloe 135 ........................... Wren’s Nest 136 ........................... Miscellaneous Business and Industrial Buildings 137 ........................... Miscellaneous Churches 138 ........................... Miscellaneous Historic Homes 139 ..........................
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