A rare sealed copy of this regional photography book offers an intimate look at vernacular portraiture and everyday life in rural Georgia; a compelling document for collectors of Southern photography, folk history, and Americana.
Roy Ward was a physician in the small-town Georgia community near Bogart whose photographic work captured the faces and daily lives of his neighbors and patients. The back cover notes the book's connection to Bogart, Georgia and Highway 29 — situating it firmly in the landscape of small-town Southern life. The photographs range from formal studio-style portraits to candid domestic scenes, offering a window into early 20th century rural Georgia.
New in shrink wrap, still sealed. Please review all photos carefully.
A scarce piece of Georgia local history — ideal for collectors of vernacular photography, Southern Americana, and small-town community histories.