Journeying James
Download and print out a coloring page of Journeying James Oglethorpe! Show us your creations by sending us a photo, or tag Georgia Historical Society on social media. And check out […]
Education
Research Roundup Recap
GHS welcomed school groups to the GHS Research Center throughout October for unique historical research field trips. Education and Research Center staff introduced students to the archives and the process […]
Sequoyah and the Power of Language
In keeping with the Georgia History Festival’s theme, a “State of Innovation,” November will highlight Sequoyah, the creator of the Cherokee syllabary, and the innovative use of his syllabary in […]
Sophia’s Schoolhouse – Researching the Civil Rights Movement
In keeping with this month’s theme of Opening the Archives: Telling Stories of Innovation, check out these Sophia’s Schoolhouse videos to learn about the Civil Rights Movement in Savannah, Georgia, […]
Sophia’s Schoolhouse – Help! I’ve Been Assigned a Research Project
In keeping with this month’s theme of Opening the Archives: Telling Stories of Innovation, check out these Sophia’s Schoolhouse videos. This series was created in conjunction with several school visits […]
Georgia History Festival in October
In keeping with the Georgia History Festival’s theme, a “State of Innovation,” October will focus on several of Georgia’s pioneering developments and leaders. It will also spotlight archives and the […]
Research Round-Up
Did you know that October is Archives Month? GHS welcomes school groups to the GHS Research Center for a unique field trip experience focused on historical research. Utilizing interactive stations […]
A History of Urban and Architectural Innovation in Savannah
By Robin B. Williams, Ph.D. Which is the more appropriate symbol of Savannah: a horse-drawn carriage or a Gulfstream jet? The quick answer would be to choose the former. The city’s built […]