Acts of the Georgia General Assembly records, 1895-1920.

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Acts of the Georgia General Assembly records, 1895-1920.

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This record group contains Acts of the Georgia General Assembly from 1895 to 1920. The Georgia General Assembly had the Authority to enact, repeal or amend pieces of legislation for the State of Georgia. These particular Acts apply to the City of Savannah, Georgia, its Mayor and Aldermen.

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City of Savannah Georgia, Research Library & Municipal Archives

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