Gresham, Thomas H.

The City of Washington, the county seat of Wilkes County, Georgia, is applying to the Georgia Department of Transportation for a grant under the federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Enhancement Act program (ISTEA) to improve the appearance of the downtown square and several blocks of the mai

Engelhard Corporation wishes to channelize about 150 m of Little Commissioner Creek that abuts a retaining berm to a kaolin mining tailings pond in northwest Wilkinson County (Figure 1). The sharply winding creek is threatening the long-term stability of the retaining berm.

Don Williams Home Builders, Inc. is presently constructing a housing subdivision, called Park Place, on a ca. 58 acre tract of land in the northeast portion of the city of Winder (Figure 1). The tract contains a known, marked cemetery that has been referred to as the Graham Cemetery.

The city of Butler wishes to construct a waste water spray irrigation system on a 120 acre tract of land just north of the city limits.

The Freeman Cemetery is a small, family burial ground located in the sparsely developed southeast portion of the town of Arcade (Figure 1), in south central Jackson County. The Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT) is considering moving the cemetery to facilitate the widening of U.S.

This report presents information on cultural resources in the area of the proposed West Georgia Reservoir. The principal goal of this survey was to locate, spatially and stratigraphically delineate, and preliminarily describe all sites in the project area.

An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted on a proposed 945 m (3100 ft) long, 23 m (75 ft) wide 46 kV transmission line corridor in the southwest portion of the town of LaGrange Georgia.

Engelhard Corporation mines kaolin in the kaolin belt of central Georgia. The corporation is currently mining lands in the vicinity of Deepstep, a small community in western Washington County.

An intensive archeological survey was conducted on several interconnected proposed routes of a four-lane bypass highway on the southwest side of Rome. This bypass segment will extend from the South Rome Bypass at U. S. Highway 27 south of Rome to State Route 20 west of Rome. A 1.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is intending to widen a 15.8 km (9.8 mi) section of U.S. Highway l/State Route 4 extending south from Swainsboro, the county seat of Emanuel County, to Interstate Highway 16 in the southern portion of the county.