LAW ENFORCEMENT, Police, Sheriff, State Troopers,Milledgeville Baldwin County Georgia

                    

GCSU Police, Georgia College & State University, Milledgeville GA.

Georgia Military College Police Car, Milledgeville Georgia

CHURCHS, CHURCH RELIGIOUS buildings, Religion, Milledgeville Georgia

Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Milledgeville Georgia  First Catholic mass 1845

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 

110 N. Jefferson St., Milledgeville Georgia

Phone number  478-452-2421

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TRINITY Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Milledgeville Georgia

                                 

     

St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Milledgeville GA.Baldwin County

ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Milledgeville Georgia

220 S. Wayne St.,
Milledgeville GA. 31061

St. Stephens Episcopal Church Phone Numbers
Church  478-452-2710

School 452-3417

HISTORICAL MARKERS, Milledgeville Georgia, Baldwin county history signs

Campsite of Union Army,General William T. Sherman, Milledgeville Georgia,Baldwin County 

ROCK LANDING, Creek Indians

Old State Capital marker, Milledgeville Georgia, Baldwin County GA.

HEALTH CARE & HOSPITALS, Milledgeville Georgia, Oconee Regional Medical Center

 

Oconee Regional Medical Center Hospital Emergency room entrance

Older original wing Oconee Regional Hospital

Older original Hospital wing, Milledgeville GA.

MRI Magnetic Imaging,   Oconee Regional Medical Center Hospital

Street side main entrance Oconee Regional Medical Center Hospital, Milledgeville Georgia

MILLEDGEVILLE GEORGIA, BALDWIN COUNTY History

Downtown wall Coca Cola ad sign

Milledgeville is the county seat of Baldwin County and the only municipality in the county. The city was incorporated and became one of the state's earlier capitals on December 12, 1804. The city was home to the state offices until 1867, when they were moved to Atlanta. The city was named for Governor John Milledge, who donated land to the University of Georgia.

In 1803, the city was laid out and designated as the state capital in 1804. Milledgeville holds the distinction of being the only city ever designed for the purpose of being a state capital.



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