Cherokee Indian Memorial, Calhoun, Georgia, September 1931

Item — Folder: Cherokee.23

Identifier: 4327.3691

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Description

Color postcard picture of Cherokee Indian Memorial Monument in Calhoun, GA. Shows momument with fence around base and trees in background. Folder 23

Dates

September 1931

Creator

Unidentified (Photographer, Person)

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

Materials in English

Access Restrictions

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Extent

From the Collection: 1627 item(s)

Additional Description

Mark(s)

Stamped, "The Cherokee Indian Memorial: This stands 2 miles east of the Sequoyah Statue, and about 400 yards of the site of the Cherokee Council House. It is located four miles northeast of Calhoun, Ga. near the junction of the Coosawattee and Conasauga Rivers, which form the Oostanaula. This was designed and built by W.L. Hillhouse, Calhoun, Ga. but was paid for special appropriation by Congress. Dedicated, Sept. 1931. - Robert Sparks Walker" on verso