A two-story Greek Revival clubhouse with a full-height portico of six columns, a flat roof topped by a row of globe finials, and a broad flight of steps leading up to the entrance; a small banner in the image names it the "Cherokee Club" of Macon, Georgia. The Cherokee Club was a leading women's literary and social organization in Macon, and its columned clubhouse on Mulberry Street was a local landmark of the early 1900s. The photograph is a typical local-stationer view of the period, issued by a Macon book and stationery firm.
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PostmarkedNew Orleans, LA, December 3, 1905, 15:00
White border; heavy black spotting/staining across the image; handwritten date "Dec 18th 1905" at lower right.
Postmark: NEW ORLEANS DEC 3 3-PM 1905. Undivided back printed "THIS SIDE IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY"; 1¢ green Franklin imprinted stamp; cream stock, light edge wear and a few foxing spots.
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Cherokee Club, Macon, Georgia, circa 1905, postcard, c. 1902. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/cherokee-club-macon-georgia-circa-1905. Accessed October 24, 2026.
