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Marker Monday: Mother Mathilda Beasley, O.S.F.: Georgia’s First Black Nun
During the month of August, cultural institutions throughout Savannah, including the Georgia Historical Society, are highlighting African-American history in our communities by participating in the #LiftEveryVoice program. To complement…
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National Endowment for the Humanities Awards $500,000 Challenge Grant to Georgia Historical Society
Savannah, Ga., August 9, 2018 – The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced that the Georgia Historical Society (GHS) has received a challenge grant in the amount of $500,000…
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Marker Monday: McKelvey-Powell Building
During the month of August, cultural institutions throughout Savannah, including the Georgia Historical Society, are highlighting African-American history in our communities by participating in the #LiftEveryVoice program. To complement…
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Marker Monday: Wright Square
In honor of Independence Day, the #MarkerMonday posts for the month of July will shine a spotlight on Georgia during the Revolutionary War.
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Marker Monday: Sergeant Jasper
In honor of Independence Day, the #MarkerMonday posts for the month of July will shine a spotlight on Georgia during the Revolutionary War. T
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Marker Monday: Casimir Pulaski
In honor of Independence Day, the #MarkerMonday posts for the month of July will shine a spotlight on Georgia during the Revolutionary War.
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Marker Monday: Dooly County
In honor of Independence Day, the #MarkerMonday posts for the month of July will shine a spotlight on Georgia during the Revolutionary War.
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Marker Monday: Attack on British Lines
In honor of Independence Day, the #MarkerMonday posts for the month of July will shine a spotlight on Georgia during the Revolutionary War.
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Marker Monday: Tybee Island
This month’s #MarkerMonday posts celebrate the start of summer by focusing on moments in Georgia history that took place on our state’s coastline.
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Georgia Historical Society Announces The Collier Family Papers Open for Research
Atlanta, June 21, 2018 – The Georgia Historical Society (GHS) is pleased to announce that the Collier Family Papers (MS 2665) are now available…
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