#baldwin county

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Stevie Wonder and Band by David Oppenheimer Stevie Wonder performing with his band including Nathan Watts, Stanley Randolph, Errol Cooney, Dwight Adams, Ryan Kilgore, Fausto Cuevas, Munyungo Jackson, Aisha Morris, Keith John and LaNesha Baca at the 2013 Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama on May 19, 2013 - © 2013 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Concert Photography Archives - www.performanceimpressions.com

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[Yo, lettuce wrap -- give me a runner. The future is far less knowable than you think. Baldwin County collard greens, here we go.]

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Historic American Buildings Survey L.D. Andrew - Photographer June, 6, 1936 FRONT CORNER VIEW - Conn House, Wilkinson & Green Streets, Milledgeville, Baldwin County, GA

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Homes, the Sanford-Powell-Binion-Mara-Hogg- Mimbs-Thornton-Sims House was built by General John W.A. Sanford in 1824 as a Federal-style, four-over-four clapboard home with only four columns. Residing on West Greene Street, gradually the portico was enlarged until it extended around three sides of the house, with fourteen columns. When Dr. T.O. Powell became the owner in 1890, the house was rebuilt in the Neoclassical style, using the same fourteen columns.

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Stevens Mansion Rebuilt after Fire-Stevens Pottery, Georgia

In July 2020, the antebellum mansion once home to the Stevens family burned to the ground after a lightning strike. The Greek Revival home was built in the 1850s in what became known as Stevens Pottery, Georgia. It was likely built with enslaved labor since the 1860 Slave Census listed the family holding 13 men, women, and children in bondage. The current home looks quite similar to the old…

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Walker Building-Milledgeville, Georgia

On July 27, 2023, it was announced that Governor Kemp authorized the demolition of four buildings on the Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia. The Walker Building was built in 1884 to serve as the admission ward for white males. It was used until 1974.

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