Elberton Granite Association collection, 1924-1926, bulk circa 1959-2004.

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Elberton Granite Association collection, 1924-1926, bulk circa 1959-2004.

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The collection consists of photographs which depict all aspects of the granite industry. Included are numerous images of quarries as well as internal and external views of granite finishing plants and companies. There are also photographs of granite products (buildings, monuments, memorials, etc.), conferences, conventions, tours, views of Elberton and the surrounding area, and also several photographs of the University of Georgia Georgia Center for Continuing Education. Besides the 17 boxes of photographs there are also three boxes of negatives and one box of slides. Also in the collection are a few diplomas and grade sheets (1924-1926) which belonged to Ambrosini Dante.

15 linear feet.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7575150

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Elberton Granite Association (Elberton, Ga.)

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The Elberton Granite Association was founded in 1951 and is the largest trade association of granite quarriers and manufacturers in the United States. More than 150 firms are represented by the Elberton Granite Association, Inc. From the description of Elberton Granite Association collection, 1924-1926, bulk circa 1959-2004. (University of Georgia). WorldCat record id: 471480592 ...

Georgia Center for Continuing Education

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"The Georgia Center for Continuing Education on the University of Georgia campus is one of the state's largest providers of continuing professional education. The center also houses WUGA, the National Public Radio affiliate station in Athens. The architecture firm Stevens and Wilkinson designed the center." - "University of Georgia." New Georgia Encyclopedia. http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org (Retrieved October 27, 2008) From the description of Georgia Center historical materials, 1...