Looking for Landmarks in Augusta, Georgia

I'm looking for three landmarks in Augusta.  The first one was easy to find.

The Augusta Cotton Exchange

is down the street from the

  Augusta Museum of History.

One down, two to go...

This is an interesting
building...

It's the Southern Bible
Institute & Seminary.

For me, travel is all

about learning...

The railroad came to

Augusta in 1834.

I admire the architectural

details of Most Holy

Trinity Catholic Church.

We pass by the Old

Medical College

of Georgia.

First Presbyterian Church 

has two plaques above the

door commemorating its

Centennial in 1904 &

Bicentennial 2004.

President Woodrow Wilson's

boyhood home.

Woodrow Wilson was a college professor and then President of Princeton University and Governor of New Jersey before being elected President in 1912.  

Two down, one to go...

I admire the porch
on this house.

Lavender with green trim...

bold choices for this

Spanish Revival Style home.

Finally, the last landmark on my list.  Many thanks to the Friedman Branch of the Augusta Public Library for helping me find this site.








The Georgia State Capitol
was located here from
1785 to 1795.









There's a lot more to see and do Augusta.  Eric and I are making plans to return to the area in early April during the Masters Golf Tournament.  The weather will be warmer and Augusta and adjacent area are teeming with tourists at that time.  There will be many opportunities to enjoy one of my favorite pastimes, people watching.