Modern Federal · Post offices

The abandoned old U.S. Post Office (left) and other city buildings in Shiloh, Georgia

Georgia · 1850–1939

The abandoned old U.S. Post Office (left) and other city buildings in Shiloh, Georgia, Georgia, 1850–1939
The abandoned old U.S. Post Office (left) and other city buildings in Shiloh, Georgia, Georgia, 1850–1939. Post offices — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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