101 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington Exchange Bank / Washington Gazette Chronicle — 1885-1898 / 1896 —

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102 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 157-21 — Washington Presbyterian Church —

The Presbyterian Church at Washington was organized in 1790, under the Presbytery of South Carolina, with the Rev. John Springer as first pastor. Services were held in private homes, in the Court House, the Academy, and in the Methodist Church, . . . — — Map (db m25936) HM

103 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington Professional Baseball Team —

In 1920 John B. Green organized in this building the Washington Professional Baseball Team for the Northeast Georgia (Million Dollar) League. — — Map (db m200048) HM

104 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 5 — Washington Square — Sanctuary for the President — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

Secession sentiment was strong on Thursday, December 15, 1860, when a rally in Washington, Georgia raised a new flag over the cupola of the Wilkes County Courthouse located in the center of the town's square. It was a blue banner with a large . . . — — Map (db m200043) HM

105 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington Street Railroad — 1889 —

Mule-drawn trolley system operated from the depot to the square The mule stables were in the rear of this lot — — Map (db m200054) HM

106 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia —

Washington Wilkes County, Georgia was laid out first under legislative act of January 23, 1780 and a second time under Legislative Provision July 31, 1780 — — Map (db m93492) HM

107 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington-Wilkes Firsts —

1775 First stone marker indicating George III land grant Fort Washington Park 1777 First county named in Georgia’s first constitution 1779 First African-American Revolutionary hero in the South. Austin Dabney – Battle of Kettle . . . — — Map (db m28693) HM

108 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 157-31 — Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum —

This museum shows the splendors of plantation life in Georgia before the War Between the States, displays relics, mementos and keepsakes of the era that tried men’s souls, and adds a fine collection of Indian relics for variety. Washington had . . . — — Map (db m26511) HM

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109 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Washington-Wilkes Vietnam Monument —

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110 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 157-11 — Wilkes County —

Wilkes County, an original County, was created by the Constitution of Feb. 5, 1777 from Creek and Cherokee Cessions of June 1, 1773. At first, it contained all of Oglethorpe, Elbert, Lincoln, and parts of Taliaferro, Hart, Warren, and Madison . . . — — Map (db m25454) HM

111 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Wilkes County Confederate Memorial — CSA — 1861-1865 —

Erected Anno Domini 1908 By the "Last Cabinet" Chapter United Daughters of The Confederacy, Ladies Memorial Association, and Sons of Veterans. — A tribute of abiding love for our Confederate Heroes. (Left . . . — — Map (db m30352) HM

112 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Wilkes County Courthouses —

1780-1785 West Side, Micajah Williamson’s tavern. 1785-1786 100’ South. Log. 1786-1804 150’ South. Clapboard. John Chisholm, Architect. 1804-1817 East. Commissioners purchased Ferdinand Phinizy’s two story residence. 1817-1904 125’ . . . — — Map (db m33006) HM

113 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — William Dearing —

William Dearing founder Georgia Railroad & Banking Co. had a three story merchantile business at this site 1818-1825 — — Map (db m93839) HM

114 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Wisteria Hall — 1795 —

Faced N to Old Augusta Road 1800s Maria Randolph added Portico Facing S Guests Woodrow Wilson Logan Bleckley — — Map (db m129205) HM

115 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — Woodmen of the World Supreme Sacrifice Monument — Presented by Local Camp Woodmen of the World —

. . . — — Map (db m93490) WM

116 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 4-10-03 — Wynne-Randall — 1897 —

Plantation house built in a cotton field by Judge William Wynne, two-term state legislator, & his wife Susan Kelley Wynne. Still owned by descendants. — — Map (db m31747) HM

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