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1932 Rotogravure Georgia Ante Bellum Plantation Wesley Preach Bok Singing XGOC9 XEX1 Elgin National Road Races

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Elgin National Road Races

it served as a naval hospital

and brought together Carnegie

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1932 Rotogravure Georgia Ante Bellum Plantation Wesley Preach Bok Singing XGOC9 XEX1 Elgin National Road RacesThis is an original 1932 black and white rotogravure of an example of an "ante bellum" or plantation style home, the Bok Singing Tower, and the oak tree where John Wesley (1703 1791) preached in Georgia. John Wesley was a Church of England cleric and co founded the Methodist movement. The state of Georgia is located in the southeastern United States of America. This state was first established in 1732 and was the last of the original Thirteen

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