The Georgia Land & Lumber Company, Organized June 3d, 1868, Full Paid Capital Stock Of The Company, $1,500,000

This is a corporate history of the Georgia Land & Lumber Company, a major player in the Southern timber industry during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book provides a detailed account of the company's origins and growth, as well as its impact on the local economy and environment. The Georgia Land & Lumber Company was a pioneering enterprise that helped to shape the modern South, and this book offers a valuable perspective on its history and legacy.

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