I’ve been collecting antique postcards of South Georgia towns since I was in college, beginning in 1988.
Most of these were not used, but they date from 1905-1925.
I recently inherited a large collection and like to share them from time to time.
What is most apparent in these images is how much a wilderness the area still was in the early 20th century.
Growth and prosperity seemed to be all around, though.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 
My husband painted the Vickers house, victoran rose 1st time.
Hi Brian, thank you so much for preserving these wonderful memories. I am unable to locate historical homes in Americus or the theatre or the Windsor. Any tips on where to look next? thanks so much.
Thank you, Edith. Just use the search box on the right side of the page and type in Americus or Windsor, or whatever you want to find. It will take you there.
Any from Huckleberry Hill??
Gayle Cooper, I just reposted these so I take no credit for all this hard work. Look over to the right and see a list of Places. Click on Tift CO to see more photos or post cards. I’m from Brookfield so it is on here also. Lena Welsh Ingram
Lived in a beautiful home on Love Avenue back in the late 40s close to where the Baptist church stands now. A beautiful home I was told was relocated ???
Brian, how does Love Avenue and the Methodist Church look today. ________________________________
very good. keep the excellent work. thanks grover
Lena please put more up. So many memories
love the post cards.