From historic cemeteries and old theaters to Civil War battlefields and centuries-old coastal towns, the state has plenty of spooky stories. Whether you believe in ghosts or just enjoy a good scary story, exploring Georgia’s haunted side can be a fun way to see the state from a different perspective. Savannah: Georgia’s Ghost Story Headquarters…
Georgia and The American Revolution
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of America, lets take a look at Georgia’s role in the Revolution. Georgia (founded 1733) was the last of the original colonies to be established. It was still small and developing when tensions between Great Britain and the colonies began in the 1760s and 1770s. Georgians had strong economic…
Georgia’s Coast and Barrier Islands: A Short Beach Read
Beyond a stretch of sand at the edge of Georgia, along the waterways and causeways surrounding the barrier islands, people of the Guale and Mocama tribes built villages, towns, and communities. They fished and hunted, fought and loved, lived and died for 4000 years. From 2,500 B.C.- 1500s, the coast and sea islands were occupied…
FROM THE COLLECTIONS SERIES: Garden History of Georgia 1733-1933
This garden book that spans centuries is unexpectedly absorbing. Far from being a book about plants, it’s a story of the people and culture of Georgia and the landscapes they developed. The book, published in 1933, is divided…
FROM THE COLLECTIONS SERIES: Atlanta Woman’s Club Cook Book
The Atlanta Woman’s Club Cook Book, published in 1921 is a cook book with personality. More than just recipes; it offers a snapshot of into the lives of some South lives of some Southern ladies in the early 20th century. …
FROM THE COLLECTIONS SERIES: The Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta
Atlanta; Civil Rights
Celebrating Family History Month: Discovering Our Roots in October
October brings not just the excitement of Halloween, pumpkin-spiced treats, and cozy sweaters—it is also Family History Month! A celebration that encourages individuals and families to delve into their genealogical roots. Understanding our family history is more than just a fun pastime; it’s an exploration of our lineage that deepens our sense of identity. Your…
The Iron Horse: A Journey Through Georgia’s Railroads
Georgia has a rich and fascinating history when it comes to railroads. From the early days of steam locomotives to the modern freight trains that crisscross the state, the iron horse has left an indelible mark on Georgia’s landscape and culture. The Birth of Georgia Railroads In the mid-1830s, the first railroad tracks were laid…
HIdden Legal Figures: a local Atlanta podcast
Hidden Legal Figures Website: https://www.hiddenlegalfigures.com/ Visit Hidden Legal Figures for a unique perspective on the American Civil Rights movement revealing how lawyers and judges helped create change. Hosted by Derrick Alexander Pope, Hidden Legal Figures is the flagship initiative of The Arc of Justice Foundation. The podcast gives listeners the chance to hear interviews and discussions with…
Genealogy: Getting Started
genealogy, family history, genealogy databases
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