Michael Bellamy Stone

Photography

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New edits. 2017 photo. Grand Opera House ticket booth, Macon, Georgia. USA (M. B. Sapp, 2019). iPhone camera.

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New edits. 2017 photo. Macon City Auditorium, Macon, Georgia. USA (M. B. Sapp, 2019). iPhone camera

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New edits. 2017 photo. St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Macon, Georgia. USA (M. B. Sapp, 2019)

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Mercer Law School The Walter F. George School of Law (also known as Mercer University School of Law…

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Reflection Paper Boat, Leaves, and a Reflection, Washington Park, Macon, GA (2019)

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Painting in the park Painting in the park (2019) Washington Park, Macon Georgia. Model unknown. “Do you have a Facebook page?” “No. I might show some stuff at the 567.”

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Macon’s historic cross-street markers

Here are two examples of the historic cross-street markers that can be found at various locations around Macon, Georgia. If you know of others, feel free to send me photos of them and I will revise this post to add them, giving you photo credit if you like.

I would also love to know if anyone has any historical information about the markers, for example when they were installed and when many were…

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The Douglass Theatre

The Douglass Theatre 355 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Macon, GA 31201

Photos of Charles Henry Douglass are from The Douglass Theatre website and Wikipedia. More information about the Douglass and its founder can be found at these websites.

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Pressure washing Pressure washing (2019) Pierce Avenue, Macon, GA. Model unknown. “Do you care if I take your picture while you do that?” “Not at all, sir. How do you want me?” “Just go ahead and work.” “Ok.” “Got it. Thank you very much.” “You’re welcome. Have a great day, sir.”

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Lunch break (January 2, 2019) Lunch break (M. B. Sapp 2019) Hines Terrace, Macon, Georgia. Model unknown. (“Do you care if I take your picture eating lunch?” “Do you want me to move so you can get the house?” “No I want to take a picture of you.” “I don’t care.”)