The Old Midway Church stands as a white clapboard meeting house with a tall steeple and two round windows in the gable, set against a cloudy sky with trees at right. The printed caption traces the congregation to a 1754 founding, records a burning by the British and a 1792 rebuilding, and calls Midway the "Cradle of the Revolution in Georgia." It also notes that two of the church's sons signed the Declaration of Independence. Midway lies between Savannah and Darien in coastal Georgia.
White border; real photo postcard; printed caption in white lettering at bottom.
Postmark: none visible. Divided-back real-photo postcard with white border; unused — no stamp, no postmark, no address or message. Dealer/collector pencil notation "RMLJ 2.00" at top right. Light soiling and toning on the blank back.
Cite this card
Old Midway Church, Midway, GA, circa 1915, postcard, c. 1915. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/old-midway-church-midway-ga-circa-1915. Accessed November 2, 2026.
