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The Goulding Table: A Nineteenth Century Tale of Twists and Turns
This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, The Birthplace of Columbia Theological Seminary, located in Lexington, Georgia. In consideration of…
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The Theological Seminary: 1825-1829
This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, The Birthplace of Columbia Theological Seminary, located in Lexington, Georgia. In consideration of…
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Georgia Historical Society to Virtually Dedicate New Historical Marker for The Birthplace of Columbia Theological Seminary
The Birthplace of Columbia Theological Seminary historical marker, in Lexington, Georgia, with Lexington Presbyterian Church in the background….
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Marker Monday: The Birthplace of Columbia Theological Seminary
This week’s #MarkerMonday highlights the newest…
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How to Search the Archival Collections Finding Aid
In this edition of the online research blog series, we will discuss how to use the Archival Collections Finding Aid. This series explores the different platforms available to…
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Atlanta Business Leader Thomas M. Holder Elected Georgia Historical Society Board Chairman
A.D. “PETE” CORRELL, DOUGLAS J. HERTZ, AND H. JEROME RUSSELL, JR. ROUND OUT OFFICERS FOR INCOMING TERM …
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Marker Monday: New Echota: Cherokee National Capital
In honor of the 2016-2017 Georgia History Festival, “A State of Innovation,” the November #MarkerMonday posts will focus on Sequoyah, the creation of the Cherokee alphabet, and the Cherokee…
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What is the Archival Collections Finding Aid?
In this edition of the online research blog series, we will discuss the GHS Archival Collections Finding Aids and the kinds of records available through it. This series explores…
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Marker Monday: The Poppy Lady
Today’s #MarkerMonday focuses on Moina Bell Michael, The Poppy Lady….
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Marker Monday: Waffle House
In honor of the 2016-2017 Georgia History Festival, “A State of Innovation,” the January #MarkerMonday posts will focus on Georgia businesses and the GHS Business History Initiative. Over…
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