Augusta GA Church History: Built 1819, Rebuilt 1918This vintage photograph captures a historical church located in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia. The structure depicted was originally built in 1819 and showcases classical architectural elements such as columns and a prominent portico. The church was designed by architect John Land and reflects the design aesthetics of its time. In 1916, the church suffered significant damage due to a fire but was rebuilt in 1918, preserving its architectural

is a testament to the historical significance of Manning Hall and its role in the community

Notable features shown on the map include the labeled churches

and free auto stages

dating back to 1760

the bridge spanning its channel

The quality and detail make it a valuable piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike

Owens acquired the property

traces their family roots to this Massachusetts town

Constructed between 1740 and 1750

showcasing the intricate design typical of early 19th-century Southern architecture

featuring architecture that dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries

constructed in 1855 by John Stoddard