Brunswick Gateways Waterfront 1940s
Jekyll aerial view during WWII
Jekyll Entrance sign
Jekyll highway gate with banner,
"Jekyll Island Year Round Beach Resort"
"Jekyll Island Year Round Beach Resort"
Jekyll's Historic Gateways
Lanier's Bath House
Lanier's Oak - originally
Lanier's Oak
Leaving Brunswick for Jekyll Island, Georgia
Oglethorpe Hotel, Brunswick, Georgia,
named in honor of General James Edward Oglethorpe
named in honor of General James Edward Oglethorpe
Train at platform of railroad station
Newcastle Street, looking south, Brunswick, Georgia
Newcastle Street, looking north, Brunswick, Georgia
Union Street, looking south from post office, Brunswick, Georgia
Lovers' Oak, Brunswick, Georgia
Gloucester Street, from Newcastle Street, Brunswick, Georgia
Post Office and Custom House, Brunswick, Georgia
Dock on Jekyll River at Jekyll Island State Park on the Inland Waterway
near Brunswick and Saint Simons Island, Georgia
near Brunswick and Saint Simons Island, Georgia
Mallory Line broadside for weekly steamer from New York
to Brunswick, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida
to Brunswick, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida
Dischargin cargo at the Mallory Wharf, Brunswick, Georgia
Mallory Line poster advertising that they have eleven steamships carrying
passengers and freight from New York to Mobile, Alabama, to Georgia and Florida
passengers and freight from New York to Mobile, Alabama, to Georgia and Florida