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 49 people) - Page 0
Marcus Aurelius Marius
Venisha Brown
James Brown's daughter
Lou Brissie
Baseball athlete
Clifford Roberts
Lucy Craft Laney
American educator
Butterfly McQueen
American actress
Frank Wills
American security guard
George Steptoe Washington
Edison Marshall
American short story writer
Raymond O. Barton
Commander
George Walton
Former Governor of Georgia
Elijah Clarke
Former Georgia State Representative
David E. Twiggs
Officer
Charles J. Jenkins
American Politician
John Montgomery Ward
American baseball manager
Goode Bryan
William Schley
American lawyer
George W. Crawford
Attorney
Alfred Cumming
General
Freeman Walker
Former member of the United States Senate
Doug Barnard, Jr.
Former United States Representative
William J. White
Minister
William Henry Fleming
Former Georgia State Representative
Ambrose R. Wright
Politician
Marcellus Augustus Stovall
Soldier
Charles Tallman
American football player
Harry Smythe
Baseball player
Hugh J. Jewett
American Politician
Jim Busby
Baseball player
John Milledge
Former Governor of Georgia
Abner Jay
American multi-instrumentalist
Ronald Bryan Ginn
Former United States Representative
Raymond P. Ahlquist
American pharmacist
Ernie White
American baseball player
Shack Shealy
Football player
Charlie Norwood
Former United States Representative
William Marcellus Howard
Former United States Representative
Joseph Gardner Brown
James Brown's father
Happy Humphrey
American professional wrestler
Patrick Walsh
Former United States Senator
Lester A. Beardslee
Commander
George Thomas Barnes
Former United States Representative
William MacRae
General
Billy Johnson
American football player
James C. C. Black
Former United States Representative
Quincy Murphy
Former Georgia State Representative
Charles Anthony Hughes
Actor