Cincinnati / Erie / New York / New Orleans / Atlanta / New York City / Springfield / The Washington Hall Hotel / /
Company
CHERRY STREET Nussbaum & Co. / Coca-Cola / Taylor-Bayne Drugstore / The S.K. Kress Co. / Happ Brothers / F. W. Woolworth Co. / CHERRY STREET Incorporated / Weekes Manufacturing Co. / American National Bank / /
Country
Columbia / Ireland / Denmark / /
Currency
cent / USD / /
Event
Labor Issues / Person Travel / /
Facility
W. F. Price Cotton Warehouse / Grand Opera House / Grant’s Lounge / Federal Building / This hotel / Terminal Station / MULBERRY STREET The Washington Hall Hotel / Wharf Street / MULBERRY STREET The Dempsey Building / Plaza Hotel / Medical College / Macon’s Terminal Station / Tubman African American Museum / Union Department Store / Dannenberg’s Department Store / This building / Bibb County Courthouse / Hotel Lanier / European Hotel / POPLAR STREET This building / Taylor-Bayne Drugstore / /
IndustryTerm
food courts / horse equipment / real estate / sold lime cement / retail center / bank / retail trade / retail stores / /
Movie
Mr. Jones / /
MusicGroup
Wet Willie / the Marshall Tucker Band / Lynyrd Skynyrd / performed here including Lynyrd Skynyrd / /
NaturalFeature
Georgia coast / Ocmulgee River / /
Organization
Academy of Music / Confederate States Army / United States Army / Macon Rescue Mission / Medical College / /
Person
Frank V. Milburn / Jefferson Davis / W. L. Stoddart / George Andersen / Stonewall Jackson / Henry Nelson Tyler / Samuel Kress / D. B. Woodruff / Little Richard / John Pemberton / Frank W. Woolworth / Neel Reid / Anita Stewart / Hal Hentz / Alexander Blair / Patrick McIntyre / William B. Johnston / Hill / Robert E. Lee / Thomas C. Dempsey / Edward Grant / Cassandra Pickett Durham / John Barrymore / /
Position
architect / Macon architect / art collector / General / head / Marshall / /
ProvinceOrState
Pennsylvania / South Carolina / Bibb County / Georgia / Massachusetts / /
Macon, Georgia has preserved many of its early downtown commercial buildings, many dating from the late 19th century. On the hill above downtown is