Muscogee County GaArchives Photo Place.....The Early Architecture Of Ga. (St. Elmo) 
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Source:             Sesquicentennial Supplement III, Ledger- Enquirer
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   Overly-Romantic View Has Slighted Fine Quality Georgia 
Architecture                                     
                  
Special Sesquicentennial Supplement III
Ledger- Enquirer, Sunday, April 30, 1978, pg S-10/11

* The pictures of the homes on pages S10/11 are not mention in the above 
article of the Newspaper.
 
From the Special Sesquicentennial Supplement III 
Ledger-Enquirer, Sunday, April 30, 1978, pages S-20-21. 
    Warner, Gift, Jones:  The Past is People

    The St. Elmo home was then "in the county out from town" and the mistress 
of the house would send a servant in on horseback with food for the wounded.
  The picture of the St. Elmo home  is on page 11 of the  Special 
Sesquicentennial Supplement III, Ledger- Enquirer, Sunday, April 30, 1978, for 
the article
Overly-Romantic View Has Slighted Fine Quality Georgia Architecture, By William 
R. Mitchell Jr.,  Guest Columnist, but there is no Mention of the St. Elmo 
house originally named "El Dorado'

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