Augusta Union Station Company : records, 1901-1904.

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Augusta Union Station Company : records, 1901-1904.

The records of the Augusta Union Station Company include the Structural Papers book for 1903-1904. This book documents the formation and organization of the Augusta Union Station Company. Included are copies of the Company's charter and by-laws; Augusta City Council ordinances relating to track and terminal facilities construction; deeds; leases and contracts; minutes of directors' and stockholders' meetings; and the first mortgage agreement with the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore in 1903.

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Georgia Historical Society

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Augusta Union Station Company.

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