St. Paul's Church (Augusta, Ga.)Georgia. Department of Archives and HistoryUnited States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.974841906"The Story of St. Paul's Church -- Augusta, Georgia, A. D. 1750-1906." Images comprising a 46-page booklet. An image of the book cover was not included, but the cover of a copy of the book in the archives of Saint Paul's Church, Augusta, shows that the author is the Rev. Chauncey Camp Williams, who was Rector of Saint Paul's from 1878 to 1906. A table of contents indicates book is divided into five sections: Historical Sketch, Gifts and Memorials, The Church and the Fort (referring to Fort Augusta), Memories of 25 Years, and The Colonial Parish. Contents includes photographs of the church exterior and interior, the Leonidas Polk memorial, the Commodore Oliver Bowen grave marker, the Celtic cross marking the site of Fort Augusta, and three Rectors: the Rev. Edward E. Ford, the Rev. William H. Clarke, and the Rev. Chauncey C. Williams. Memories of 25 Years offers affectionate vignettes about men important in the life of Saint Paul's Church, including Charles Jones Jenkins, Governor of Georgia from 1865-1868 and Senior Warden of Saint Paul's for many years. The final section is actually titled "A Sketch of the Colonial Parish and Its Rectors" and comprises the last sermon preached by the Rev. Chauncey C. Williams at Saint Paul's Church on December 2, 1906. Original materials: JPG files from 1960 microfilm.application/pdfenghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Clergy--Georgia--AugustaSt. Paul's Church (Augusta, Ga.)Georgia--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775Military reservations--Georgia--AugustaAnniversaries--Georgia--AugustaSermons--Georgia--AugustaMemorials--Georgia--AugustaAugusta (Ga.)--HistoryThe story of St. Paul's Church, Augusta, Georgia; A. D. 1750-1906Story of Saint Paul's Church, Augusta, GA 1750-1906 by Rev. Chauncey Camp WilliamsText