C. V. Truitt residence on Main St.

Fuller E. Callaway residence
Postmarked in 1906, this is the home Fuller Callaway.

 

Main St. - LaGrange, GA
This street scene shows Belk-Gallant dept. store, Kress 5 & 10 store and the Park Hotel in the background.

Main St. Scene in 1922
This scene shows Roper's Grocery and the Elmrose Hotel, which burned in 1929.

Main St. Scene in 1944
This scene shows Smith's Drug Store, The Schwab Co, Hutchinson-Traylor Ins., the Tastee Coffee Shop, Fokes Drug Co, the Park Hotel, Lane Drug Store and the Charm Shop.

Main St. Scene in 1947
This scene shows McClellan's, Kress, J.C. Penney dept. store, Clemons Drugs,  Firestone and Lane Drugs.

Main St. Scene - 1935
This scene shows center parking on Main St.

N. Court Square - 1946

E. Court Square in 1950

Unveiling of the Confederate Monument on Court Square in LaGrange in 1902.
Postcard courtesy of the Troup County Archives.

Home of W.L. Cleaveland on Main St.

Church St. scene showing the home of Mrs. A.V. Heard and the Presbyterian Church.

East Court Square in 1905 showing the Truitt Opera House and Calumet Mill
This scene is before the square was paved with cobblestones.  It shows the Confederate Monument.

Cotton farmer's protest in 1911
This scene shows East Court Square and the building at the extreme left with the oval roofline is Troup Theatre.

East Court Square in 1909
Showing the Bradfield Building which had Bradfield Clothing and Bradfield Drug Store.  Notice the telephone poles with no wires.  It was thought that the wires detracted from the picture so they were removed from the image.  The telephone pole had a large clock on it.

Bellevue in 1910

Bellevue in 1912

Bellevue in 1911 showing the gates on Broad St.
These gates were copies of the ones at the White House.  They were later donated to LaGrange College.

B. C. Ferrell Home and Ferrell Gardens
This property was purchased by Fuller Callaway, Sr., and he built the Hills & Dales mansion there.  Postcard was dated 1912.

Vernon St. scene in 1910

Vernon St. residence of  W. A. Holmes.
This home was at the corner of Vernon and Alford St.  Streets were still unpaved in this postcard.

Residence of W. A. Holmes on Vernon St.

Bellevue and McClendon Ave in 1912.

Broad St. looking toward LaGrange Female College

Broad St. Scene including the First Methodist Church.
Postcard courtesy of the Troup County Archives.

Home of Rufus Broome at corner of Broome and Main St.
Built in 1830, this home stood where the Troup County Archives does today.

Residence of E. G. Hood at intersection of Broad and Vernon Streets.
This home, built in 1907, still stands today and has been fully restored.   Postcard courtesy of the Troup County Archives.

Residence of Fuller E. Callaway, Sr, until 1916 when he built Hills & Dales.
This home stood at the intersection of Broad and Springdale. It was torn down in 1959.  Postcard courtesy of the Troup County Archives.

Residence of Robert Render
Postcard was dated 1911.

Broad St. scene in 1910
The antebellum home on the right was dismantled and reassembled on Country Club Rd. by Dr. John Gamble.

Home of Dr. F. M. Ridley
This home was located at the intersection of Smith and Church Streets where later the City Pool Pavilion was constructed in 1935.

Home of Joseph E. Dunson on Broad St.
This home was demolished and Broad St. Church of Christ was built on the site.

Home of Joseph E. Dunson on Broad St.

Callaway Mills overseers homes on Forrest Ave.

Home of B. H. Seay on the corner of Broad and Vernon Streets
This site is now occupied by the residence of the LaGrange College President.

Residence of Dr. Henry R. Slack

Hills & Dales, the home of Fuller E. Callaway, Sr. on Vernon Rd.

Hills & Dales, the home of Fuller E. Callaway, Sr. on Vernon Rd.

Residence of G. A. Dunson on Hill Street

Court Square fountain
This fountain was built in 1943 after the old courthouse burned in 1936.  A statue of LaFayette was added in 1976 during the Bi-Centennial.  This postcard is a rare night time view showing the colored lights in the fountain.

Residence of George E. Dallis on Broad St.
At this home in 1865, the all female LaGrange Civil War militia, (named the Nancy Harts),  formed and marched out to meet the Yankee troops that were advancing after capturing West Point. 

Home of George E. Dallis on Broad St.