Augusta
Augusta is a city in Georgia, near the South Carolina border. The Augusta Museum of History includes exhibits on golf and soul singer James Brown. The Augusta Riverwalk runs along the Savannah River. Nearby, the Morris Museum of Art is dedicated to the art of the American South. The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson depicts the early life of the 28th president. Trails span the length of the 1845 Augusta Canal.
People died in Augusta (First 37 people) - Page 1
Pete Brown
Performing lyricist
Dan Miller
American artist
Octavia Walton Le Vert
American socialite and writer
Marcello Giordani
Italian opera singer
Alfredo Maria Garsia
Edwin C. Burleigh
Former Governor of Maine
Anson Morrill
Former Governor of Maine
John L. Stevens
American foreign minister
Lot M. Morrill
Former Governor of Maine
Enoch Lincoln
Former Governor of Maine
William T. Haines
Former Governor of Maine
Obadiah Gardner
Former member of the United States Senate
George Otis Smith
Former Director of the United States Geological Survey
Martha Ballard
American midwife
Samuel Cony
Former Governor of Maine
James W. Bradbury
Former United States Senator
Frederic Hale Parkhurst
Former Governor of Maine
Burton M. Cross
Former Governor of Maine
charles p. nelson
Former United States Representative
Del Bissonette
American baseball manager
Gail Kane
American movie actress
John Chandler
American Politician
Reuel Williams
Former U. S. senator
Joseph H. Williams
Former Governor of Maine
William Robinson Pattangall
Former Maine Attorney General
John E. Nelson
Former United States Representative
Clinton Clauson
Former Governor of Maine
William R. Pattangall
Former Maine Attorney General
Seldon Connor
Former Governor of Maine
Kim Sigler
Former Governor of Michigan
Jack Ragotzy
Theatre director
Robert McCormick
American inventor
Anna Lee Woodruff
John Francis Kinney
Jack Fields
American football running back
Rhea Woltman
American pilot
