Here Are The Oldest Photos Ever Taken In Georgia And They’re Incredible

Ever felt like seeing what Georgia looked like way back when? Sometimes it's easy to get lost in the day-to-day life of what a state can be like, but looking back through history can be a refreshing way to appreciate your surroundings. Georgia has some pretty phenomenal photos from long, long ago that should be appreciated and admired. Get ready for a blast from the past that is equally unique and mesmerizing when you browse these old photos of Georgia.

The State Square and Union Depot in Atlanta before 1865.

The main hub for the Union Depot during the Civil War was centered in Atlanta and featured a

The Roundhouse after being destroyed during the Atlanta Campaign, in 1866.

War photos were very common in Georgia, and were some of the earliest photographs captured. Especially during the time when train travel flourished.

The 1893 Georgia Tech football team.

As many Georgians know, football is a huge pastime within the state. This photo captures the team from 1893 and encompasses just how different the spot has changed throughout the years.

1895 Auburn-Georgia game at Piedmont Park.

This photo was taken at the actual football game between Auburn University and the University of Georgia on November 28, 1895 at Piedmont Park in Atlanta. The rivalry continues on through the years, but it is fascinating to see what life in the late 1800s was like in Georgia.

How about that for a trip down memory lane? What did you think of these old photos of Georgia? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below! And, if you're feeling proud to hail from Georgia, check out this unique state pride apparel from Wear Your Roots.

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