Home of Sidney Lanier
Georgia's most famous poet.




Hay House
Built in 1855, this Italian Renaissance home was a marvel for the time.  It had central heat,
indoor plumbing and an intercom.   Legend has it that it had a hidden room in which Confederate
gold was hidden from invading Union troops in the Civil War.  It is now owned by the Georgia
Trust for Historic Preservation.




Coleman hill, Home of S.T. Coleman




Intersection of Second and Mulberry Streets
Postmarked in 1920.




Cherry Street looking East




Cherry Street looking West
Postmarked in 1929.




Cherry St. aerial view
Postmarked in 1914.




College Street




Shinholster Residence, College St, Macon, GA




Second Street and Cotton Avenue intersection
Pre-1907 postcard.




Cotton Avenue Looking East, Macon, GA
Postmarked in 1910.




Second Street and Cotton Avenue intersection
Notice how the telephone lines were removed from the picture.  It was thought that they distracted                from the picture.   Postmarked in 1912.




2nd St., Macon





Commercial and Savings Bank in Macon, GA




Mulberry Street looking West with statue of William M.  Wadley




Poplar Street showing the Catholic and Baptist churches




Poplar Street scene showing City Hall, the Catholic and Baptist churches




Downtown Macon




Third Street looking North




Third Street looking East, Macon, GA




Exchange Bank building on Cherry St.




Cherry Street looking from Second Street, looking east, Macon, GA




Georgia Avenue Scene, Macon, GA