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Appling County Baxley, GA -
Barrow County Winder, GA -
Bartow County Cartersville, GA -
Bulloch County Statesboro, GA -
Carroll County Carrollton, GA -
Cherokee County Canton, GA -
Clinch County Homerville, GA -
Colquitt County Moultrie, GA -
Columbia County Evans, GA -
Coweta County Newnan, GA -
Decatur County Bainbridge, GA -
Dekalb County Decatur, GA -
Douglas County Douglasville, GA -
Early County Blakely, GA -
Elbert County Elberton, GA -
Fayette County Fayetteville, GA -
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Hancock County Sparta, GA -
Jackson County Jefferson, GA -
Jasper County Monticello, GA -
Lowndes County Valdosta, GA -
Meriweather County Greenville, GA -
Mitchell County Camilla, GA -
Montgomery County Mount Vernon, GA -
Paulding County Dallas, GA -
Pulaski County Hawkinsville, GA -
Putnam County Eatonton, GA -
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Troup County LaGrange, GA
The Courthouses of Georgia Book
Fans of architecture and photography alike will linger over each of the exquisite photographs that highlight the physical artistry of Georgia’s courthouses. Organized by travel regions and highlighting a mix of historic and present-day courthouses, this book pays tribute to the importance these buildings hold in our local communities. At once a social history as well as architectural record and photography showcase, Courthouses of Georgia deserves a place in every Georgian’s home.
ABOUT THE BOOK – Available Fall 2014
Only a handful of the courthouses showcased in this book have been serving Georgians longer than the organization behind its creation. ACCG, Georgia’s county association, conceived the idea for the book to commemorate ACCG’s 2014 centennial. The partnership that brought it to fruition includes the University of Georgia Press, the
Georgia Humanities Council, and Newington Photography.
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Greg Newington’s fine art and commercial work has appeared in more than 300 publications worldwide. Greg has worked in Australia, the Middle East, Africa, and throughout Asia and the U.S. for more than 40 years as both a photojournalist and as a fine arts photographer. He currently splits his time between Australia and his studio in Serenbe Community in south Fulton County, Georgia.
ABOUT THE WRITING RESOURCE
Few resources could coordinate, manage, and deliver an undertaking of this scope with the aplomb of the University of Georgia Press – Georgia’s oldest and largest book publisher. With invaluable input from the Georgia Humanities Council, University of North Georgia history lecturer Dr. George Justice edited down more than a century’s worth of facts and fascination into a beautiful narrative naturally at home alongside these magnificent photographs.