The Presentation of the Flag 
of the Bartow Artillery to the
Georgia State Capitol Museum
Hosted by:
Griffin-Spalding Historical Society


Bailey-Tebault House
Griffin Georgia
April 21, 1999



Color Guard from Old Fort Jackson, Savannah, Georgia
Captain Philip R. Brinson
Sergeant Howard Williams
Danny Grissette
Patrick Rockwell



Mrs. Jean Murray of Zebulon, whose husband's great-grandfather 
was a member of the Bartow Artillery, greeting guests and 
decendents.



Guests and decendents getting aquainted before the presentation.
To the left, Ms. Dorothy Olson, Museum Director for the 
Georgia State Capitol.



Guest getting seated for the program. Man sitting to 
the right in white shirt is Commander Eddie J. Lanham
of the SCV Sharpshooters Camp in Sharpsburg, Ga.

Ms. Annette Mouchet
President, Griffin-Spalding Historical Society
Introduction




Mr. J. P. Jennings, Jr., Historian, Griffin-Spalding
Historical Society, officially presents Ms. Dorothy Olson 
Director of the Georgia State Museum with paper giving the 
museum the Bartow Artillery Flag.



Coastal Heritage Society presents the Griffin-Spalding
Historical Society with an actual cannon ball found at 
Old Fort Jackson where the Bartow Artillery was.

After the presentation the GSHS serves refeshments.




Descendents meet and greet.



Bartow descendent David Corley shows replicas of the
"Bartow Artillery Flag"



The event ends with the sound of Taps.

Edward J. Lanham (R) Commander of the Sharpsburg, Ga. SCV Camp and 
Robert H. Kerlin (L) Commander of the Fayettville, Ga. SCV Camp are 
working on a project to locate the grave of all members of the 
Bartow Artillery. Anyone with information please post it on our 
message board here. Or email Webmaster, corley@mindspring.com

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