Georgia -- Carroll County -- History
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
W. C. Adamson letter
Letter written by W. C. Adamson, U.S. Representative from Georgia and United States Customs Court judge, on May 26, 1927.
Biographical files
Biographical sketches, clippings, obituaries, and other miscellaneous documentation of people associated with the University of West Georgia or the West Georgia region.
Bowdon College collection
Bowdon College was founded in 1857 and was Georgia’s first coeducational institution and fifth chartered institution of higher education. Despite continual economic hardships, the college survived until the Depression when it was forced to close in 1936.
Carroll County Board of Education records
Monthly and annual reports of the Carroll County Board of Education from 1956 to 1961.
Carroll County Fair ribbons
Ribbons for first, second, and third Premium in the 1941 and 1947 Carroll County Fairs.
Carroll County Genealogical Society records
Collection contains administrative records of the Carroll County Genealogical Society, including bulletins, clippings, meeting minutes, financial statements, and a scrapbook.
Carroll County, Georgia map
Untitled and unsigned manuscript map of Carroll County, Georgia showing districts, lots, and major topographical features.
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.
Carroll County Humane Society records
The Carroll County Humane Society (CCHS) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1970. The CCHS strives to educate the community about the humane treatment of animals, enforce laws to ensure proper care of animals, and provide safe, loving homes for as many animals as possible.
Carroll County Ordinary Court records
This collection contains original records from the Court of Ordinary in Carroll County, Georgia, dating from 1868 to 1932. One of the boxes in its entirety contains Highway Department of Georgia proposals and applications for new roads and bridges.