Showing posts with label Stone Mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stone Mountain. Show all posts

Aerial View of Stone Mountain

Photograph Title: Aerial view of Stone Mountain
Description: Stone Mountain aerial view including lake, DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: 1952
GA Archives Record ID: mmgsm4
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

Aerial View of Stone Mountain Quarry

Photograph Title: Stone Mountain aerial view showing quarry
Description: Air photo of Stone Mountain, from the southeast, showing the old plant an Quarry at the Stone Mountain Granite Co., DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: 1937
GA Archives Record ID: mmgsm6
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

Stone Mountain Granite Quarry

Photograph Title: Granite Quarries, Stone Mountain
Description: Granite Quarries, Stone Mountain, DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: September 26, 1913
GA Archives Record ID: mmg11-1041
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

Stone Mountain Granite Quarry

Photograph Title: Granite Quarries, Stone Mountain
Description: Granite Quarries, Stone Mountain, DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: September 26, 1913
GA Archives Record ID: mmg11-1042
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

View from Top of Stone Mountain

Photograph Title: View from top of Stone Mountain
Description: View from top of Stone Mountain, DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: August 12, 1939
GA Archives Record ID: mmg26-3155
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

View of Stone Mountain from Pine Mountain

Photograph Title: View of Stone Mountain from Pine Mountain
Description: View of Stone Mountain from Pine Mountain near Lithonia, DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: October 1916
GA Archives Record ID: mmg04-0318
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

East End of Stone Mountain

Photograph Title: View of east end of Stone Mountain
Description: View of east end of Stone Mountain, DeKalb County, Georgia, from the Monroe Highway
Date: April 1936
GA Archives Record ID: mmgsm10
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

'Indian Wall' on Stone Mountain

Photograph Title: Old wall on Stone Mountain
Description: "So called Indian Wall on Stone Mountain," DeKalb County, Georgia
Date: 1923
GA Archives Record ID: mmg15-1497
Cite as: Georgia Geological Survey Photographs, Mines, Mining and Geology, RG 50-2-20, Georgia Archives

Idyllic Stone Mountain

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain. Largest Solid Stone in the world, one mile from Base to Summit, 16 miles from Atlanta, Ga.
Extended Description: n/a
Date: not given
Publisher: I.F.P. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc0252
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

Front View of Stone Mountain - 1915

Postcard Caption: Front View of Stone Mountain, Largest Solid Stone in the World, One Mile from Base to Summit. 16 miles from Atlanta, Ga.
Extended Description: n/a
Date: 1915
Publisher: not given
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc0263
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

'Eighth Wonder of the Universe'

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain, Where the Confederate Memorial is being Chiseled in Solid Granite, Atlanta, Ga.
Extended Description: Stone Mountain, the eighth wonder of the universe, the largest solid piece of granite in the world. This piece of rock juts 1,600 feet high and is seven miles around its base. The Central Group as it will appear when carved on the mountain, on which work is now being rushed. General Lee, the Central Figure, will be as high as a sixteen story office building; other figures in proportion. Come and see the Wonder of the World.
Date: not given
Publisher: Imperial Post Card Co., Atlanta, Ga.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc0238
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

Farmland View of Stone Mountain

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain, located on U.S. 78, 18 miles east of Atlanta.
Extended Description: Is the largest exposed piece of solid granite in the world. The mountain is 800 feet high and measures 7 miles around its base.
Date: not given
Publisher: Atlanta News Agency, Atlanta, Ga.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc1458
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

Stone Mountain from the Road

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain, Georgia.
Extended Description: 16 miles East of Atlanta on U.S. Highway 78. Scrub pines and moss and lichens cling to the slopes of the gray granite surface. The mountain was considered sacred by the Indians. Today a partially completed memorial to the Confederacy has been carved on the northeastern side.
Date: not given
Publisher: Atlanta News Agency, Inc., Chamblee, Georgia.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc1448
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

Stone Mountain from the Road

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain, Georgia.
Extended Description: Largest exposed granite dome in North America, it lies in DeKalb County, 16 miles east of Atlanta, and is now a Georgia State Park. The mighty monolith rises 850 feet above the plain on which it stands, is two miles long and has a circumference of seven miles. It is estimated to weigh 1 1/2 billion tons. A heroic memorial to the Southern Confederacy, envisioned a generation ago, will be completed at the mountain by the Stone Mountain Memorial Assn.
Date: not given
Publisher: Williams Printing Co., Atlanta.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc1457
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives

Stone Mountain Park - 1969

Postcard Caption: Stone Mountain, 16 Miles from Atlanta, Georgia.
Extended Description: Stone Mountain, the world's greatest monolith, may properly be called eighth Wonder of the World. This huge rock has over 16,000,000,000 cubic feet of exposed granite. It is seven miles around the base and seven hundred feet higher than the surrounding plain, 1,600 feet above sea level. A monumental Confederate Memorial is carved on the side of the mountain.
Date: 1969
Publisher: Atlanta News Agency, Inc., Chamblee, Georgia 30005.
GA Archives Postcard ID: hpc1464
Cite as: Historic Postcard Collection, RG 48-2-5, Georgia Archives