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The Celebration at Savannah of the Sesqui-Centenary of the Settlement of Georgia, u
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The Celebration at Savannah of the Sesqui-Centenary of the Settlement of Georgia, u
THE CELEBRATION AT SAVANNAH OF THE SESQUI-CENTENARY OF THE SETTLEMENT OF GEORGIA, U.S.A. U.S. USA, US, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AMERICA, 1883: 1. Lieutenants G.P. Walker and R.F. Harmon, of the Chatham Artillery, Savannah, in Command of the Historical Washington Guns at the Sesqui-Centennial Celebration. 2. General James Oglethorpe, the Founder of the Colony of Georgia (From an Engraving of the Period). 3. The Town of Savannah, as First Planned. 4. Pageant Commemorating the Landing of General Oglethorpe on the Bluff of the Savannah River, February 12, 1733
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1733 1883 Artillery Bluff Celebration Chatham Colony Command February Founder General Georgia Guns James Landing Pageant Period Planned Savannah Settlement Town United States Of America Walker Washington Commemorating Harmon Lieutenants Oglethorpe
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The Celebration at Savannah of the Sesqui-Centenary of the Settlement of Georgia, U. S. A. in 1883 captured a momentous event in American history. This print showcases various significant elements from that grand celebration. In the foreground, Lieutenants G. P. Walker and R. F. Harmon stand proudly, commanding the Historical Washington Guns as representatives of the esteemed Chatham Artillery in Savannah. Their presence symbolizes the military heritage and strength that played a crucial role in shaping Georgia's settlement. Adjacent to them is an engraving depicting General James Oglethorpe, the visionary founder of Georgia colony. His portrait serves as a reminder of his remarkable leadership and determination which laid the foundation for this prosperous state. The image also offers a glimpse into early Savannah with its meticulously planned town layout showcased alongside these historical figures. The first planned town reveals Oglethorpe's vision brought to life, reflecting order and organization amidst natural beauty. Lastly, we witness a vibrant pageant commemorating General Oglethorpe's landing on February 12,1733, upon the bluff overlooking Savannah River—a pivotal moment marking Georgia's birth. This vintage print captures not only an important milestone but also exemplifies nineteenth-century illustrative techniques with its engraved style and retro charm. It stands as both historic art and testament to America's rich cultural heritage.
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