Roy Dimon Postcard Collection (SMC 94)
Scope and Content
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This small collection of postcards includes 6 of Ft. Benning, 13 of Columbus, 7 of other Georgia sites, and 6 picture/postcards of Camp Lake Junavista, near Pine Mountain, in 1930. The donor's mother is in one of the photos. This collection was originally MC 086 at the Columbus Public Library. It is now housed in the small collections box in one folder. 1950-1970s 1 folder (.1 l.f.)
Permission to publish
Permission to publish material from the Roy Dimon Postcard Collection must be obtained from the Columbus State University Archives. Use of the following credit line for publication or exhibit is required:
Roy Dimon Postcard collection, SMC 94Columbus State University ArchivesColumbus State UniversityColumbus, Georgia
Provenance
This small collection came to the CSU Archives in October 2013 when the Columbus Public Library donated its archives collection to the CSU Archives. The collection was donated to the Public Library by Roy Dimon on March 27, 2008 and originally numbered MC 086.
Note to Researchers:
For more Columbus postcards see also:
Marjorie Cargill Petri Collection (MC 77)
Postcard List
1-6 - Camp Lake Junavista, near Pine Mountain, Georgia
7 - Eagle and Phenix Mills, c. 1960
8 - 14th Street Bridge, Columbus, Georgia
9 - St. Elmo
10 - Ralston Hotel
11 - Columbus High School
12 - Post Office
13-15 - Muscogee County Court House, built 1895
16-17 - St. Luke United Methodist Church
18 - First Presbyterian Church
19 - The Little Train from Ft. Benning
20 - Riverside, the Commandant's Quarters, Ft. Benning
21 - The Cuartel, Ft. Benning
22 - The Infantry School, Ft. Benning
23 - Academic building of the Infantry School, Ft. Benning
24 - Main Theatre, Ft. Benning
24 - Martin Army Hospital, Ft. Benning
26 - Providence Canyon
27 - Slave Market, Louisville, Georgia
28 - Georgian Hotel, Athens, Georgia
29 - Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta
30 - Franklin N.C., Macon county courthouse and confederate monument
31-32 - View of Mountains, log cabin and water wheel
