James Vernon McDonough collection on William Jay, 1794-1834.

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James Vernon McDonough collection on William Jay, 1794-1834.

This collection consists of James Vernon McDonough's research notes, rough draft, and carbon copy of the final draft of his dissertation on William Jay. McDonough collected information concerning William Jay and his contemporaries in the early 19th century in preparation for his doctoral dissertation at Princeton University in 1950. Numerous photographs and negatives of Savannah buildings are included in this collection, including the Albion Chapel; Artel House; the Bank of the State of Georgia; Barker House; Barrow-Stoddard House; Branch Bank of U.S.; Bulloch-Habersham House; Champion-McAlpion House; Chatham County Court House; City Hotel; Cranston-Elliott House; 314 E. Broughton; Exchange; First African Baptist Church; Governor's Mansion; Hermitage; Independent Presbyterian Church; James Habersham Jr. House; James Moore-Wayne House; Kilpatrick House; Low House; Minis House; Moggerhanger; Murphy House; New Caledonian Society; Old Fire Station; Ortel House; Porter Gilmer House; President's House, Columbia, South Carolina; Richardson-Owens Thomas House; Savannah Theatre; Scarborough House; Sorrell-Weed House; Spencer-Woodbridge House; Telfair House; Theatre Port Louis; U.S. Arsenal, Augusta; Wayne House; Weyman House; and the William Mason-Smith House.

6 boxes, 1 tube, (3.0 cubic feet)

Information

SNAC Resource ID: 6921878

Georgia Historical Society

Related Entities

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Jay, William, 1792-1837

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Architect, active in Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, S.C.; native of Bath, England. From the description of Stock plans for a court house, c. 1820. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 30843566 ...

McDonough, James Vernon, 1905-1959.

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