1911 Ad Brenau College Conservatory Gainsville Georgia - ORIGINAL HM1 VEN4 There is some bleed through

There is some bleed through from the other side

The house pictured is the home Friedrich Schiller lived in for the last three years of his life

including his most ambitious mural "Electricity through the Ages

This is an original 1922 double-sided black and white print ad from A

This is an original 1912 halftone print of a catamaran boat so narrow that it has to be propped up on one side that sailed along the Suez Canal and the Red Sea

1911 Ad Brenau College Conservatory Gainsville Georgia - ORIGINAL HM1 VEN4 There is some bleed throughThis is an original 1911 black and white print ad for the Brenau College Conservatory, The College of the South for Young Ladies. The institution was first founded in 1878, and was named the Georgia Baptist Female Seminary; however, in 1900, H. J. Pierce purchased the property and renamed it Brenau. In 1911, the school was no longer privately owned and was instead taken up by a board of trustees. In 1928, the institution was altered to be a female,