Newton
Blue Star Memorial Highway historical marker (Newton County)
BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.
City Hall
Covington, GA
City Hall. In 1958, the school building, so well loved by so many, was demolished and replaced by long needed municipal building.
Confederate Dead & Hospitals
Covington, GA
CONFEDERATE DEAD & HOSPITALS.
Covington City School
Covington, GA
Covington City School 1889-1957.
Dr. James Thomas Gibson
Dr. James Thomas Gibson October 5, 1857 - June 21, 1921.
Factory Shoals
Factory Shoals c. 1820.
Garrard's Cavalry Raid
Covington, GA
GARRARD'S CAVALRY RAID.
Kitty's Cottage
Oxford, GA
Kitty's Cottage 1842.
Lucius Q.C. Lamar
Covington, GA
LUCIUS Q.C. LAMAR. Here was located the office in which L.Q.C. Lamar, Statesman and Jurist, practiced law at two intervals from 1847 to...
Mansfield's Famous Southpaw
Mansfield, GA
MANSFIELD'S FAMOUS SOUTHPAW.
Newton County
Covington, GA
NEWTON COUNTY. This County, created by Act of the Legislature Dec. 24, 1821, is named for Sergeant John Newton, Revolutionary soldier '...
Old Church
Oxford, GA
OLD CHURCH - 1841. Old Church was the first Chapel of Emory College, and the church for Methodists in Oxford, a pulpit for...
Old Emory Church
Oxford, GA
OLD EMORY CHURCH BUILT 1841.
Red Oak Church
RED OAK CHURCH. Red Oak Church was established between 1803, when the Indians left this area, and late 1821, when Newton County was formed.
Sherman at Harris' Quarters
SHERMAN AT HARRIS' QUARTERS.
The Capture of Covington
Covington, GA
The Capture of Covington.
The Female College
Covington, GA
The Female College 1833-1889.
The March to the Sea
Covington, GA
THE MARCH TO THE SEA.
The Stoneman Raid
Covington, GA
THE STONEMAN RAID. In July, 1864, Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman's army (USA) closed in on Atlanta.
Town of Oxford and Emory College
Oxford, GA
TOWN OF OXFORD AND EMORY COLLEGE.
Town of Oxford, Georgia Historic Shrine of the United Methodist Church (Side 1)
Oxford, GA
TOWN OF OXFORD, GEORGIA HISTORIC SHRINE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.