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, […]
As a new feature of the 2016-2017 Georgia History Festival, GHS will highlight a special event coordinated by an organization within our statewide Affiliate Chapter Program that explores each month’s […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In recognition of this month’s Georgia History Festival theme, “Opening the Archives: Telling the Stories of Innovation,” this week’s Super Museum Sunday Spotlight highlights the Augusta Museum of History. Founded […]
Each week during the 2016-2017 Georgia History Festival, GHS will shine a light on one participating Super Museum Sunday site. This popular annual event, held on the Sunday (February 5) […]
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 […]
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.