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Colwell’s Grocery, Columbus
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Top Hat Cafe, Columbus
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Mission-Style House, Columbus
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Eagle & Phenix Mills, 1869- 1885, Columbus
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Restaurant Sign, Cusetta Highway
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Sputnik Bar, Columbus
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“Ma” Rainey Home, Columbus
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Gertrude Pridgett “Ma” Rainey (1886 – 1939), known as the “Mother of the Blues”, spent the last years of her life here. It now houses a museum of African-American history.
St. John A.M.E. Church, 1870, Columbus
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Springer Opera House, 1871, Columbus
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The Springer has been designated the official State Theatre of Georgia.
