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| Title: | Boyhood Home of Woodrow Wilson | |||
| Creator: | Unknown | |||
| Subject: | Augusta (GA) Buildings History (Augusta, GA) |
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| Description: | Woodrow Wilson lived in this house at 7th and Telfair from 1860-1870 while his father was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Now this home is a learning center for this period of the president's life. 16.5 X 11 cm B&W copy |
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| Publisher: | Unknown | |||
| Contributor: | Augusta University, Reese Library | |||
| Date: | Unknown | |||
| Type: | Image; Still Image | |||
| Format: | B&W Copy. Tiff document size is 10.2 MB |
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| Identifier: | rL00060 | |||
| Source: | Augusta University Collection | |||
| Language: | English | |||
| Relation is Based On: | Not Applicable | |||
| Coverage: | Geographical: North and South America, United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta | |||
| Rights: | Augusta University Contact Reese Library Special Collections (archives@augusta.edu) for rights information | |||
