GEORGIA NATIONAL GUARD, Macon Georgia Army National Guard Headquarters,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Macon Georgia Volunteers

 

Georgia Army National Guard Headquarters,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 

Macon Georgia Volunteers

  The mission of the 48th Infantry Brigade (Separate) (Mechanized), is to mobilize, conduct post mobilization training, and deploy rapidly to a contingency area by air, sea, and land to conduct mobile combined offensive and defensive operations worldwide.   The 48th Infantry Brigade (Enhanced) (Mechanized) was originally organized on April 23, 1825, at Macon as the Macon Volunteers, Georgia Volunteer Militia. It mustered into Federal service on February 18, 1836, at Picolata, FL, as 1st Battalion Georgia Volunteers.
  The unit was mustered into Confederate service on April 20, 1861 at Macon, GA. It reorganized on April 11, 1872 at Macon, GA, as the Macon Volunteers. It was redesignated on December 21, 1899, as Georgia State Troopers; and on October 1, 1905 as the Georgia

Georgia Army National Guard Headquarters building,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 

Macon Georgia Volunteers

 

 Georgia Army National Guard AIRPLANE,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 

Macon Georgia Volunteers

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Georgia Army National Guard TANK green,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 

Macon Georgia Volunteers

 

Georgia Army National Guard TANK khaki,48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 

Macon Georgia Volunteers

URGENT HEALTH CARE MACON GEORGIA, Med Center Urgent Health Care from Medical Center of Central Georgia

3 Med Center Urgent Care Health Clinics in Macon Georgia,

Medical Center of Central Georgia, Gray Highway,Macon GA.

1339 Gray Highway,Macon GA.  Phone number 478-749-9200

3400 Riverside Dr. Macon GA.  Phone number  478-474-5600

5925 Zebulon Rd. Macon NW    Phone number  478-757-7865

Med Center Urgent Care Health Clinic Northwest, Zebulon Rd.
  Medical Center of Central Georgia,

MED CENTER URGENT HEALTH CARE
 5925 Zebulon Road
Macon Georgia,

Urgent Care Phone number  478-757-7865

Old MACON CITY CEMETERY, City Cemetery 1825-1840 entrance, graves Macon Georgia.Bibb County GA.

Old City Cemetery 1825-1840 entrance, Macon Georgia.Bibb County GA.

OLD CITY CEMETERY MACON, GEORGIA 1825 - 1840

OLD CITY CEMETERY Macon Ga.
 

This cemetery is taken care of by the City of Macon. 

It is located at Lower Cherry Street at 7th Street.

  

Old City Cemetery 1825-1840 graves, Macon Georgia. Bibb County GA.
Restored by First Presbyterian Church in 1963

OLD CITY CEMETERY Macon Ga.

 

 

MACON MEDICAL CENTER OF CENTRAL GEORGIA,Emergency Center Level One TRAUMA CENTER at Medical Center of Central Georgia Hospital

MACON MEDICAL CENTER OF CENTRAL GEORGIA,

Emergency Center Level One TRAUMA CENTER at Medical Center of Central Georgia Hospital

CHURCH HISTORY, Macon Georgia Churches, Bibb County GA. religion beginnings

Religion

It has been said that Macon has more churches per capita than any other city in the South; clearly, religious life has been an important part of the community from its earliest years, exerting both spiritual and political influence. The Episcopalians were the first denomination to organize (1825), joined shortly by Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians (1826), which entities continue in existence as Christ Church (Episcopal), First Baptist on High Street, Mulberry Methodist, and First Presbyterian. Other faiths followed: Catholics in the 1830s, Jews in the 1840s, the Christian denomination in the 1880s, Christian Scientists in the 1890s, and by the turn of the century, Adventists, Theosophists, Free Methodists, Pentecostals, Lutherans, Nazarenes, and Free Will and Primitive Baptists.

In the late twentieth century came Evangelicals, Church of God, Holiness, Jehovah's Witnesses, Unitarians, Mormons, Muslims, and Baha'i. African Americans worshiped in their masters' churches during slavery but broke into separate congregations after the Civil War and now represent numerous denominations, many of which are independent. Of the more than 250 congregations in Macon, by far the greatest number has been Baptist, with Methodist a distant second, but increasing numbers are non- or interdenominational. 

Macon Bibb County Georgia Fire Department,Aerial 33 Truck, Engine 10

 

Macon Bibb County Georgia Fire Department,Aerial 33 Truck

 Macon Bibb County Georgia Fire Department, INTRUDER Engine 10,

Tubman African American Museum, Macon Georgia

 

Tubman African American Museum, Macon Georgia

340 Walnut Street
Macon, GA 31201-0515
(478) 743-8544

 

Hours:
Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Saturday
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Admission:
Non-member: $6 for adults
$5 for Senior Citizens
$5 for Military with ID
$4 for Children 4-17
$4 for College Students with ID
Free for children under 4

Macon Terminal Station, Macon Georgia downtown old Railroad Train Station

Macon Terminal Railway Station interior waiting area, Macon Georgia downtown old Railroad Train Station

 

Macon Terminal Railway Station  Negro Colored Waiting room segregation

Macon Georgia downtown old Railroad Train Station

 

Macon Terminal Station, Negro Colored Waiting room 1916 history sign,  

Macon Georgia downtown old Railroad Train Station

 

 

Visitors Center Macon Bibb County Georgia (478)743-3401 Tourist Information

 

Visitors Center Macon Bibb County Georgia
 450 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Macon Georgia

Phone number (478) 743-3401

Tourist vacation information