One of the most significant ways the Georgia Historical Society fulfills its mission is by providing educational programming that explores our state's and nation's past. Through these programs GHS offers an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be a Georgian and an American.
GHS provides a variety of programs and educational events throughout the year, including lectures, teacher workshops and training, classes and essay contests for students, and the annual Georgia History Festival history education program. Many of these resources are available online.
Experience history through our online exhibits and gather resources specifically for educators by following the links above.
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2006 Black History Month Essay and Public Speaking Contest Finalists |
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For information on the Georgia Historical Society's 2011 Georgia History Festival, click here. |
Portrait of General James Oglethorpe from the Georgia Historical Society Portrait collection |
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2004 Juan Williams lecture |
2004 NEH Landmarks of AmericanHistory workshop for teachers |



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