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Lattifmore, William, 1866-1934.

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Brothers William Lattimore (1866-1934) and Harry Hays Lattimore (1874-1931), along with H. H. Lattimore's son, Ralston Bond Lattimore (c. 1902-1970), were involved in Savannah, Georgia, real estate, including the development of Ardsley Park, Ardmore, Berwick Terrace, and Hampton Terrace. Ralston Lattimore aided his father and uncle in the development of Ardsley Park in the 1920s and later was a reporter for the Savannah Morning News specializing in articles concerning the arts and history. Ralston Lattimore later began a career with the Office of National Parks, Buildings, and Reservations under the United States Department of the Interior and served as Superintendent of the Fort Pulaski National Monument from1948 until the late 1960s. He also edited The Story of Robert E. Lee as Told in His Own Words and Those of His Contemporaries, which was published in 1964.

From the description of Lattimore family papers, 1842-1986. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 45761953

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Lattifmore, William, 1866-1934.

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Beth Lattimore Reiter collection of Ardmore, Ardsley Park, and Chatham Crescent neighborhood records, 1909-1985.

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Reiter, Beth Lattimore. Beth Lattimore Reiter collection of Ardmore, Ardsley Park, and Chatham Crescent neighborhood records, 1909-1985.

Title: Beth Lattimore Reiter collection of Ardmore, Ardsley Park, and Chatham Crescent neighborhood records, 1909-1985.

This collection contains records regarding the development of the Ardmore, Ardsley Park, and Chatham Crescent neighborhoods in Savannah, Georgia from 1909-1985. This material was collected by Beth Lattimore Reiter in her work to have Ardsley Park and Chatham Crescent neighborhoods recognized in the National Register of Historic Places. Included within this collection are photographs, clippings, tax records, accounts, plat maps, and correspondence from the Ardsley Park Land Corporation and Lattimore and Lattimore Realtors. These two organizations were vital in developing the property, advertising residences for sale in newspapers, and ultimately selling property to middle class and upper middle class citizens of Savannah. Of particular interest are the drafts of letters written by the members of the Ardsley Park Land Corporation in 1909 to the mayor and alderman of Savannah. Within this letter, the developers discuss moving the African American neighborhood which was regarded as "a most objectionable quarter," known as "Sunnyside" in order to create a new residential development to further the growth of the city outside of the historic and Victorian districts.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (1.0 cubic feet)

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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

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Lattimore family papers, 1842-1986.

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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934. Lattimore family papers, 1842-1986.

Title: Lattimore family papers, 1842-1986.

This collection consists primarily of materials that belonged to brothers William Lattimore and Harry Hays Lattimore, as well as H. H. Lattimore's son, Ralston Lattimore. A large portion of the collection consists of research notes by Ralston Lattimore concerning Fort Pulaski and Cockspur Island. These notes include a scrapbook of newspaper clippings from the 1930s describing renovations on Fort Pulaski and index cards covering research sources 1735-1936. Also included in the collection are stock share certificates, property documents, and newspaper clippings concerning the Lattimore family, other individuals from Savannah, and Savannah history. The collection is divided into three series: Lattimore family materials; Fort Pulaski and Cockspur Island, Georgia, research materials; and photographs. The photographs series includes seven black-and-white undated photographs. One photograph is an image of the Hunter-Mackay House in Savannah, Georgia. The other photographs are of identified individuals, but it is not known whether these individuals are members of the Lattimore family. Items 2-6 in this series are in the same format and may originally have been part of a group of images. The folder containing photographs is noted as "VM" (visual materials) in the collection inventory.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes, 1 folder (.55 cubic feet)

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Lattifmore, William, 1866-1934.

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Reiter, Beth Lattimore.

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Reiter, Beth Lattimore.
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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

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Lattimore family.

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Lattimore family.
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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

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Lattimore, Harry Hays, 1874-1931.

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Lattimore, Harry Hays, 1874-1931.
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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

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Lattimore, Ralston B.

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Lattimore, Ralston B.
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Cockspur Island (Ga.)

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Fort Pulaski National Monument (Ga.)

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Georgia--Savannah

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Savannah (Ga.)

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Lattifmore, William, 1866-1934.

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Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

Lattifmore, William, 1866-1934.

Lattimore, William, 1866-1934.

Cockspur Island (Ga.)

Fort Pulaski National Monument (Ga.)

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Savannah (Ga.)

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