Artwork of Savannah was published in 1893 by the W. H. Parish Publishing Co. of Chicago. The Armstrong Campus' copy is part of the Florence Powell Minis Collection housed at Lane Library in Savannah, Georgia.

This book consists of two rather distinct parts:
"A Historical Sketch of Savannah" written by Charles H. Olmstead, a competent historian, in the somewhat flowery language of the Victorian period. The sketch deals with Savannah's history from its founding to the evacuation of the British forces in 1782 in considerable detail and very sketchily from then until 1893.

The other part of Artwork of Savannah consists of 89 photographs and plates of Savannah in the 1890s and includes views of Olmstead's home at Beaulieu. The photos and plates are grouped into 10 categories. Click on the appropriate image to view or download full-size photos.

View at Beaulieu

View at Beaulieu

Home of Col. Chas. H. Olmstead at Beaulieu, Vernon River

Home of Col. Chas. H. Olmstead at Beaulieu, Vernon River

View in Forsyth Park

View in Forsyth Park

View of Chippewa Square

View of Chippewa Square

View, Bull & Taylor Streets

View, Bull & Taylor Streets

View on South Broad Street

View on South Broad Street

Home of Isaac Beckett, Isle of Hope

Home of Isaac Beckett, Isle of Hope

Home of C.H. Dorsett

Home of C.H. Dorsett

Home of J.H. Estill, Isle of Hope

Home of J.H. Estill, Isle of Hope

City Residence of the McAlpin Family

City Residence of the McAlpin Family

View of McDonough Street

View of McDonough Street

View of Gaston Street

View of Gaston Street