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Where is the Augusta Richmond County Historical So in Augusta Georgia located?

The address of the Augusta Richmond County Historical So is: 2500 Walton Way 10, Augusta, GA 30904-4562


What is the phone number of the Augusta Richmond County Historical So in Augusta Georgia?

The phone number of the Augusta Richmond County Historical So is: 706-737-1532.


When was Augusta Roeland born?

Augusta Roeland was born in Richmond, in Virginia, USA.


Where is Augusta?

The city Augusta is located in the state of Georgia. Augusta was a previous capital for the state. The city is in Richmond county.


What is the county seat of Richmond County?

There are four Richmond Counties in different states across the US. According to the NACo, the county seat for each Richmond County is as follows: * Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia: Augusta * Richmond County, North Carolina: Rockingham * City of Richmond County, Virginia: Richmond * Richmond County, Virginia: Warsaw


What city was the Richmond Academy found during the year 1783?

Augusta(:


The riches people in Augusta ga Richmond county?

clifford poindexter


What is the population of Augusta GA?

According to census.gov, the 2007 ACS population estimate for Augusta-Richmond County (balance), Georgia, is 192,142.


What is the domesticated dog population in Augusta-Richmond County?

89,000 in 2012 November.


What railroad junction was key to Richmond during the civil war?

Richmond - Hanover - Staunton. Richmond - Petersburg - Burkeville - Lynchburg. Richmond - Petersburg - Wilmington - Charleston - Savannah. Richmond - Burkeville - Danville - Columbia - Augusta - Atlanta.


Georgia first public school the Richmond academy was founded in 1783 in what city?

Augusta, Ga


What battle of the Civil War was near Richmond Virginia?

battle of Richmond