Each year for the Georgia History Festival, the Georgia Historical Society selects a person or topic that made an impact on Georgia’s history as the focus of our education programs and resources. The 2016-2017 theme, “A State of Innovation,” will highlight the stories of Georgia’s pioneering people and trailblazing ideas from the time of the founding to today.
September 5, 2016 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. For a fun, family-friendly event this Labor Day, check out the Heritage Day Festival in Rincon! Held on the grounds of Jerusalem […]
Today we present a look back at the June 30 Today In Georgia History segment, commemorating the death of James Oglethorpe. The segment gives a brief glimpse at the life […]
WSAV’s Southern Scene featured a segment on the presentations that were given in schools throughout the 2016 Georgia History Festival.
Join us for the Georgia History Festival’s Super Museum Sunday on February 7, 2016, featuring free admission to many museums and other cultural sites throughout Georgia! The Savannah Botanical Gardens, […]
Special Georgia History Festival Edition out now! The fall/winter issue of Georgia History Today is the official guide to the 2016 Georgia History Festival! This special edition includes profiles of […]
Located in Macon, Georgia, the Ruth Hartley Mosley Memorial Women’s Center is a non-profit organization with the mission of enhancing life skills and empowering the family unit by providing services […]
Join us for Super Museum Sunday on February 7, 2016, featuring free admission to many museums and other cultural sites throughout Georgia! The Marietta Museum of History is dedicated to […]
Join us for Super Museum Sunday on February 7, 2016, featuring free admission to many museums and other cultural sites throughout Georgia! The Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum is located […]
Built by Arthur Lucas, a prominent figure in the theatre industry throughout the Southeast, the Lucas Theatre opened its doors on December 26, 1921, with a screening of Rudolph Valentino’s […]