GHS in the News

• Lift Every Voice: Savannah’s African American historic sites offer free days in August
  July 11, 2018 – Savannah Tribune
• Savannah’s African American historic sites offer free days in August
  July 5, 2018 – Savannah Business Journal
• Georgia In The Time Of The American Revolution
  July 4, 2018 – GPB
• Abraham Baldwin: The Founding Father of public higher education in America
  July 1, 2018 – UGA Today
• What the Founding Fathers were doing before their act of rebellion made them famous
  June 27, 2018 – Business Insider
• What the Founding Fathers were doing before their act of rebellion made them famous
  June 27, 2018 – ATT.net
• 150 Years of The Atlanta Constitution
  June 20, 2018 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Savannah Omegas Help Dedicate Historical Marker
  June 20, 2018 – Savannah Tribune
• Savannah Community Dedicates Toomer Historical Marker
  June 13, 2018 – Savannah Tribune
• Savannah honors legacy of Carver State Bank founder
  June 7, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Six Strategies for Dealing with Controversial Monuments and Memorials
  June 7, 2018 – Hyperallergic
• Toomer historical marker makes history in Savannah
  June 7, 2018 – WSAV
• Editorial: Marker fitting tribute to Toomer’s legacy
  June 6, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Carver State Bank Founder Louis B. Toomer to Receive Historical Marker on the Georgia Civil Rights Trail
  June 6, 2018 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• Ted Turner and CNN Recognized with New Historical Marker
  May 29, 2018 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• A Fitting Ted Turner Historical Marker
  May 28, 2018 – Insider Advantage
• The Temple Goes Back to the Future
  May 28, 2018 – Atlanta Jewish Times
• Ted Turner gets his own historic marker
  May 25, 2018 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Sonny Deriso to Helm Georgia Historical Society Board
  May 18, 2018 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• Albany’s new Civil Rights Trail marker
  May 9, 2018 – Georgia Trend
• Albany’s new Civil Rights Trail marker
  May 4, 2018 – Cobb Business Journal / Marietta Daily Journal
• Alpharetta unveils panorama of its past
  May 1, 2018 – Alpharetta Roswell Herald
• 2018 Most Respected Business Leader: Doug Hertz
  May 2018 – Georgia Trend
• Eugene Rice was lynched in 1918. This April, I drove to southern Georgia to learn if he was family.
  April 30, 2018 – Mic
• Atlanta companies mark milestones, look to future at annual meetings
  April 27, 2018 – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Two historic markers dedicated in the Good Life City in two days
  April 25, 2018 – WFXL
• Edward Vason Jones historical marker unveiled
  April 25, 2018 – Albany Herald
• Freedom Alley and City Hall historical marker dedicated
  April 25, 2018 – Albany Herald
• Albany native honored on historical marker
  April 24, 2018 – WALB
• Marker capsulizes Statesboro’s history
  April 23, 2018 – Statesboro Herald
• A church in Jenkins County is now a historical landmark
  April 7, 2018 – WJBF
• Local architect to be honored with historical marker
  April 7, 2018 – Albany Herald
• ‘Bonaventure: From Plantation to Monument’
  April 4, 2018 – Jeff Davis Ledger
• James’ 2018 Most Influential Georgians
  April 1, 2018 – James Magazine
• Mableton park’s proposed name divides commissioners, community members
  March 28, 2018 – Marietta Daily Journal
• Airport runway graves part of Savannah’s history and mystique
  March 22, 2018 – Fox 28
• Historical Marker Approved For Carver Founder
  March 21, 2018 – Savannah Tribune
• Slave trader’s letter book now open for research
  March 18, 2018 – Griffin Daily News
• SavArtScene: Historian uncovers illegal slave-trader of Savannah’s dubious dealings
  March 17, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• The story of a slave trader: Jim Jordan’s latest book details the life of Savannahian Charles Lamar
  March 14, 2018 – Connect Savannah
• Savannah community pays tribute to ‘The Weeping Time’
  March 6, 2018 – Bluffton Today
• Celebrating in style with the Georgia Historical Society
  March 6, 2018 – Bryan County News
• The Horrors of the ‘Great Slave Auction’
  March 2, 2018 – Smithsonian Magazine
• Savannah community pays tribute to ‘The Weeping Time’
  March 2, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Largest slave auction in South known as ‘The Weeping Time’ remembered in Savannah
  March 2, 2018 – WSAV
• Weeping Time Commemoration
  February 28, 2018 – Savannah Tribune
• Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson: Marking the anniversary of the horrific ‘Weeping Time’ slave sale
  February 25, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Editorial: State business leaders worthy Georgia Trustees
  February 24, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Editor’s Note: A bridge (name) too far?
  February 21, 2018 – Connect Savannah
• Delta, Georgia Power CEOs are new Georgia Historical Society trustees
  February 20, 2018 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• GA Historical Society honors new trustees
  February 20, 2018 – Insider Advantage
• Ed Bastian joins elite company as 2018 Georgia Trustee
  February 20, 2018 – Delta News Hub
• Savannah’s Hidden History: Mulberry Grove
  February 13, 2018 – WSAV
• Community crowds Savannah’s museums for Super Museum Sunday
  February 11, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society hosts Georgia Day Parade
  February 9, 2018 – Fox28
• Georgia Historical Society announces Grand Marshals of the Georgia Day Parade
  February 9, 2018 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• What It May Take to Strike a Segregationist’s Name From a Georgia Bridge: Hundreds of Girl Scouts
  February 4, 2018 – The New York Times
• 2018 Georgia Trustees
  February 2, 2018 – Georgia Trend
• GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL’S SUPER MUSEUM SUNDAY
  January 31, 2018 – Gateway Macon
• Unplugged: New biography tells story of underappreciated Savannah author Harry Hervey
  January 31, 2018 – Do Savannah
• Georgia Historical Society’s Todd Groce
  January 2018 – James The Legislative Issue
• How and When to Get Free Admissions to Popular Atlanta Attractions
  January 25, 2018 – Atlanta Plan It
• Numerous events planned for the celebration of Georgia’s founding
  January 24, 2018 – The Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Royal Intent: A Gala for the Ages
  January 24, 2018 – South Magazine
• The Plantation Myth is Alive and Well in Savannah January 20, 2018 – Civil War Memory
• What It May Take to Strike a Segregationist’s Name From a Georgia Bridge: Hundreds of Girl Scouts
  February 4, 2018 – The New York Times
• 2018 Georgia Trustees
  February 2, 2018 – Georgia Trend
• GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL’S SUPER MUSEUM SUNDAY
  January 31, 2018 – Gateway Macon
• Unplugged: New biography tells story of underappreciated Savannah author Harry Hervey
  January 31, 2018 – Do Savannah
• Georgia Historical Society’s Todd Groce
  January 2018 – James Magazine
• How and When to Get Free Admissions to Popular Atlanta Attractions
  January 25, 2018 – Atlanta Plan It
• Numerous events planned for the celebration of Georgia’s founding
  January 24, 2018 – The Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Royal Intent: A Gala for the Ages
  January 24, 2018 – South Magazine
• The Plantation Myth is Alive and Well in Savannah January 20, 2018 – Civil War Memory
• Encountering the Plantation Myth Where You’d Least Expect It January 19, 2018 – Bunk
• Georgia Historical Society Awarded Eighth Consecutive 4-Star Rating by Charity Navigator January 19, 2018 – Atlanta CEO
• Three honored Thursday at Jimmie Dyess Symposium January 12, 2018 – Augusta Chronicle
• SavArtScene: 2018 brings arts festivals, tours, free days and grand openings January 6, 2018 – Savannah Morning News
• Herndon, Atlanta’s first black millionaire, honored with marker January 5, 2018 – The Newnan Times-Herald
• 2018 100 Most Influential Georgians January 2, 2018 – Georgia Trend
• 2018 Hall of Fame January 2, 2018 – Georgia Trend
• What Would Mother Mathilda Do? December 13, 2017 – Connect Savannah
• Vince Dooley talks about a “fighting bulldog” December 8, 2017 – Marietta Daily Journal
• Georgia-Pacific honored by Georgia Historical Society November 26, 2017 – Woodworking Network
• Hogansville considers civil rights marker for postman November 26, 2017 – LaGrange Daily News
• Former Savannah Mayor receives historical marker November 29, 2017 – WJCL
• Tom Barton: Former Savannah mayor gets overdue recognition November 28, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society unveils marker recognizing former Savannah mayor for civil rights efforts November 27, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Bragbook for Nov. 17 November 17, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Georgia Civil Rights Trail Expands with Dedication of Alonzo Herndon Historical Marker November 16, 2017 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• University System of Georgia Board of Regents Elects New Officers November 16, 2017 – Savannah CEO
• Savannah’s Waters named vice-chair of UGA Board of Regents November 16, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• A Lost Cause confession from Georgia’s oldest historical publication November 15, 2017 – Politically Georgia (AJC)
• Georgia Philanthropists John F. and Marilyn McMullan Establish Endowed Position with Gift to Georgia Historical Society November 9, 2017 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• GA Historical Society approves two new historical markers in Albany November 8, 2017 – WALB
• Sen. Mullis of Chickamauga receives Georgia Historical Society Presidential Citation November 8, 2017 – Walker County Messenger
• Sen. Mullis of Chickamauga receives Georgia Historical Society Presidential Citation November 1, 2017 – Georgia Senate Press Office
• Ed Bastian and Paul Bowers November 1, 2017 – SaportaReport
• New Civil Rights Trail marker unveiled November 1, 2017 – Georgia Trend Daily
• Georgia Historical Society hosts lecture on Thomas Jefferson October 31, 2017 – WSAV
• City leaders ask for public to weigh in on a local confederate monument October 31, 2017 – WSAV
• Gulfstream Named to Georgia Business History Initiative by Georgia Historical Society October 23, 2017 – Savannah CEO
• Georgia-Pacific historical marker October 22, 2017 – SaportaReport
• Historic marker for ‘Jingle Bells’ renovated by Savannah Tech students October 18, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Atlanta Committee for Progress develops blueprint for next mayor October 15, 2017 – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• History Maker & Historian October 12, 2017 – Morgan County Citizen
• With crisis over, historical society names trustees October 7, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Georgia Historical Society Announces 2018 Georgia Trustees Ed Bastian and Paul Bowers October 6, 2017 – Metro Atlanta CEO
• Georgia Historical Society announces 2018 trustees October 5, 2017 – Business in Savannah
• Georgia Historical Society announces 2018 trustees October 5, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Letters to the Editor: Talmadge unworthy of bridge name October 4, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• City Talk: Will state officials be swayed by latest effort to rename bridge? September 30, 2017 – Business in Savannah
• Savannah monument assessment identifies $605K in maintenance needs September 30, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Savannah sizes up bridge name, monument addition September 30, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Honeywell’s executive chairman sings Atlanta’s praises on visit September 29, 2017 – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Oak Ridge Cemetery recognized as historic landmark September 27, 2017 – WGXA
• Historic Macon cemetery, once fenced off, gets overdue salute September 27, 2017 – Macon Telegraph
• Georgia-Pacific Honored With Historical Marker By Georgia Historical Society September 26, 2017 – PR Newswire
• Georgia Historical Society Honors Robert L. Brown, Jr. September 20, 2017 – AASLH
• In Savannah, a draft copy of the U.S. Constitution is safe from Hurricane Irma September 8, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Southern Military Posts and Their Roots September 12, 2017 – Up and Coming Weekly
• Carlson Lecture focuses on liberal arts education September 11, 2017 – North Texas E-News
• Organization submits historical marker application for famous Albany home, architect September 7, 2017 – WFXL
• Letters to the Editor: Don’t cave in to ‘hysteria’ over monuments August 21, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Stone Mountain poses another test for Confederate symbols August 21, 2017 – Associated Press
• African-American history, identity celebrated at seven Savannah-area museums August 20, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Editorial: Stamping out hatred August 19, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Confederate monuments embattled August 19, 2017 – Moultrie Observer
• Lawmakers weigh in on monument, bridge proposals August 18, 2017 – WJCL
• In the South, Confederate monuments often protected, hard to remove thanks to state laws August 18, 2017 – USA Today
• College football and its Civil War symbols August 18, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• 10 major Army bases honor Confederate generals, and there are no plans to change that August 17, 2017 – Stars and Stripes
• Mayor: Time to change Savannah’s Confederate monument, Talmadge Bridge name August 17, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Charlottesville violence prompts examination of local Confederate monuments August 16, 2017 – FOX 28
• How Should Georgia Handle Its Confederate Monuments? August 16, 2017 – GPB
• Public forum to be held on possibility of renaming the Talmadge Bridge August 15, 2017 – WTOC
• Savannah Sons of Confederate Veterans against use of Confederate symbols in Charlottesville protests August 15, 2017 – WTOC
• Life is a masterpiece: The Vince Dooley story August 14, 2017 – Saturday Down South
• City of Savannah partners with Beach Institute on Lift Every Voice event August 7, 2017 – Public
• A Postcard From Savannah’s Historic First African Baptist Church August 1, 2017 – GPB
• Georgia Historical Quarterly celebrates centennial July 31, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Savannah’s Historic Sites Offer Free Admission Day Highlighting African American History August 20th July 20, 2017 – Savannah CEO
• (Moon)Shine On: New American Prohibition Museum is the toast of the town July 19, 2017 – Connect Savannah
• Collection of Environmental Visionary Ray C. Anderson Now Open For Research at the Georgia Historical Society Summer 2017 – Newsletter of the Society of American Archivists – Science, Technology, and Health Care Section
• Savannah history in a glass case July 12, 2017 – Connect Savannah
• New historical exhibit showcased at Savannah City Hall July 7, 2017 – WJCL
• When It Comes to Historical Markers, Every Word Matters July 6, 2017 – Smithsonian
• Why do we celebrate Independence Day on July 4th (instead of July 2nd)? June 30, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Date worth remembering for Ga.’s history June 28, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Public invited to Small Treasures exhibit opening June 21, 2017 – Public Now
• Church Receives Historical Civil Rights Marker In Southeast Ga. June 19, 2017 – WABE
• Editorial: First African Baptist Church a place of leadership and service June 18, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Historic Rural Churches of Georgia receives the 2016 Roger K. Warlick Local History Achievement Award June 18, 2017 – UGA Press
• Church receives historical marker in southeast Georgia June 18, 2017 – Macon Telegraph
• Church receives historical marker in southeast Georgia June 18, 2017 – Ledger-Enquirer
• Vince Dooley, Cobb House curator Sam Thomas team up in book on Athens Civil War figure June 16, 2017 – Online Athens
• First African Baptist Church receives historical marker June 14, 2017 – WTVM
• Savannah’s First African Baptist Church honored for history, legacy June 14, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• First African Baptist Church receives historical marker June 14, 2017 – WTOC
• Honoring the creation of Georgia’s highway system June 12, 2017 – Georgia Trend
• Hidden History: When Tragedy Inspires A Living Legacy – The Crash at Orly Field June 7, 2017 – GPB
• 12 Summer Vacation Ideas That Families Will Love May 31, 2017 – FlipKey(Trip Advisor)
• SCAD class uncovers silenced historical voices May 27, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Sumter Historic Trust receives award May 27, 2017 – Americus Times Recorder
• Hidden History: The Georgian Behind the Tradition of Poppies at Memorial Day May 23, 2017 – GPB
• The Columbus Museum Recognized as Affiliate Chapter of the Year May 18 – American Towns
• Soybean Sleuth and Researcher to Keynote World Conference May 17, 2017 – Michigan Ag Connection
• Marker Honors Temple’s Civil Rights HistoryMay 17, 2017 – Atlanta Jewish Times
• U of I prof. to keynote soybean conferenceMay 14, 2017 – Morning AgClips
• The Temple, prominent Atlanta landmark, to get historic markerMay 11, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Hidden History: No ‘Satisfaction’ for the Rolling Stones in Their First Georgia ConcertMay 10, 2017 – GPB
• Booknotes: The Legion’s Fighting BulldogMay 10, 2017 – Civil War Books and Authors
• Leila Case: A plethora of women shaped my lifeMay 7, 2017 – Americus Times-Recorder
• Chick-fil-A in HistoryApril 17, 2017 – SaportaReport
• A Week at the Capital by Congressman Buddy CarterApril 30, 2017 – Savannah Business Journal
• Georgia Historical Society annual book saleApril 26, 2017 – WSAV
• Woodward/GMA Archives Recognized for ExhibitApril 11, 2017 – Woodward Academy
• Chick-fil-A in HistoryApril 17, 2017 – SaportaReport
• Original Dwarf House gets historical markerApril 9, 2017 – The Griffin Daily News
• Lila and Doug Hertz to be honored for philanthropyApril 4, 2017 – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Hidden History: Winecoff Hotel Fire and What Rose From Its AshesApril 4, 2017 – GPB
• Sustainable Georgia RoundupApril 2017 – Georgia Trend
• Garden walk is all about communityMarch 28, 2017 – Coastal Illustrated
• Thunderbolt gets historic markerMarch 24, 2017 – Business in Savannah
• Georgia Historical Society to commemorate World War II rescue boat station in Thunderbolt with historical markerMarch 22, 2017 – Connect Savannah
• GSU student discovers Savannah’s Irish heritage in Ireland archiveMarch 15, 2017 – WSAV
• The Science and Business of Charles Herty and Georgia’s Pine TreesMarch 14, 2017 – GPB
• Uncovering Irish-American heritage in SavannahMarch 14, 2017 – Georgia Southern University
• Hidden History: Meet the Forsyth of Forsyth ParkMarch 7, 2017 – GPB
• Savannah Ceremony to mark largest slave auctionMarch 2, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• How the ‘Weeping Time’ became a lost piece of Georgia historyMarch 2, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Two Worthy Georgia TrusteesFebruary 22, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• 2 Georgia Trustees inducted at Saturday night’s gala in SavannahFebruary 19, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 15, 2017 – South Magazine
• Georgia Historical Society Surpasses $1 Million in Contributions for K-12 Educational Programming (GHS – Georgia Historical Society)February 15, 2017 – WN.com
• World War II Liberty ship model installed in SavannahFebruary 12, 2017 – WSB Radio
• Georgia’s founding remembered: 284 years ago todayFebruary 11, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Students celebrate founding of Georgia colony with annual paradeFebruary 10, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Collection of Environmental Visionary Ray C. Anderson Now Open For ResearchFebruary 10, 2017 – Speaking of Green
• Georgia Historical Society To Induct The Georgia TrusteesFebruary 8, 2017 – Savannah Tribune
• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Collection of Environmental Visionary Ray C. Anderson Now Open For ResearchFebruary 8, 2017 – Georgia Trend
• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Collection of Environmental Visionary Ray C. Anderson Now Open For ResearchFebruary 7, 2017 – Just Means
• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Collection of Environmental Visionary Ray C. Anderson Now Open For ResearchFebruary 7, 2017 – CSR Wire
• State parks offer free admission on Super Museum SundayFebruary 4, 2017 – The News
• Marietta Museum of History offering free admission on Super Bowl SundayFebruary 3, 2017 – Marietta Daily Journal
• Atlanta Weekend Events To Get Ready For Super Bowl SundayFebruary 3, 2017 – WABE
• Super Museum Sunday offers free chance to learn history of Georgia’s portsFebruary 2, 2017 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society presents annual Super Museum SundayJanuary 31, 2017 – DO Savannah
• Super Museum Sunday spotlights historic Georgia sitesFebruary 2, 2017 – Times Free Press
• 88 sites open free of charge for Super Museum SundayFebruary 1, 2017 – Griffin Daily News
• Business Casual: Digital Hub? You BetFebruary, 2017 – Georgia Trend
• 2017 Georgia TrusteesFebruary, 2017 – Georgia Trend
• A Trip to SapeloFebruary, 2017 – Georgia Trend
• News briefs: Storm aid, Super Museum Sunday and Valentine’s Day offeringsJanuary 31, 2017 – Daily Citizen
• Stan Deaton: When character countedJanuary 30, 2017 – Savannah Now
• GHS: Bringing Georgia history to life in the classroom and communityJanuary 30, 2017 – WSAV
• Enjoy free history on Feb. 5!January 25, 2017 – North Fulton Herald
• DNR offering free admission to state historic sites Feb. 5January 24, 2017 – The Citizens
• Free admission to Georgia state historic sites Feb. 5 for Super Museum SundayJanuary 24, 2017 – The Florida Times-Union
• Looking for something fun and free to do?January 23, 2017 – Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
• Hidden History: Sequoyah and His Invention of the Cherokee SyllabaryJanuary 18, 2017 – GPB
• Hidden History – One of Georgia’s First Innovators’ Creation Is Alive & Well TodayJanuary 10, 2017 – GPB
• Georgia Historical Society re-erects Charles Herty historical markerJanuary 5, 2017 – Georgia Military College News
• Herty historical marker re-erectedJanuary 5, 2017 – Union-Recorder
• Georgia Historical Society Re-erects Charles Herty Historical MarkerJanuary 5, 2017 – Middle Georgia CEO
• Hidden History: The First Contentious U.S. Election And The Georgian At The Heart Of It January 4, 2017 – GPB
• Unearthing the Truth about “Jingle Bells”December 8, 2016 – BU Today
• Cannonballs Found, Destroyed At Savannah Construction SiteDecember 1, 2016 – GPB News
• Remembering Mercer Auto Camp, 1911 Savannah RacesNovember 26, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Historical Society gets grant to fund instituteNovember 20, 2016 – Business in Savannah
• Commentary: Marker Celebrates Atlanta’s Olympic LegacyNovember 16, 2016 – WABE
• Hank Huckaby receives Blanchard AwardNovember 14, 2016 – Latest Trends: A Georgia Trend Blog
• The Bridge: Videos make history accessible, entertainingNovember 13, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Historical Society awarded 4-star ratingNovember 11, 2016 – Business in Savannah
• City’s Irish connection transcends paradeNovember 5, 2016 – Business in Savannah
• Oak Ridge slave cemetery getting panels, historic markerNovember 4, 2016 – Public
• Georgia Meets the Papers of George WashingtonNovember 2, 2016 – Washington Papers
• New marker erected commemorates 1996 Olympic Games in AtlantaNovember 1, 2016 – Olympic Info
• New marker erected commemorates 1996 Olympic Games in AtlantaNovember 1, 2016 – WTOC
• New marker erected commemorates 1996 Olympic Games in AtlantaNovember 1, 2016 – WBRC 6
• New historic marker for 1996 Games unveiled in Centennial Olympic ParkNovember 1, 2016 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• New marker erected commemorates 1996 Olympic Games in AtlantaNovember 1, 2016 – Live 5 News
• News Briefs: Civic Center deal fails; Olympic marker; DQ returns to DecaturOctober 27, 2016 – Atlanta In Town
• Dooley talks up Salvation Army, Kirby SmartOctober 26, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Fort Pulaski still recovering after Hurricane MatthewOctober 24, 2016 – Fox 5 Atlanta
• Fort Pulaski closed until experts assess repairs after MatthewOctober 20, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Looking for Pearls: Walking in the footsteps of Georgia’s first black nunOctober 6, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• State historical marker to commemorate Savannah civil rights struggleSeptember 21, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• GHS to dedicate marker commemorating Savannah Protest MovementSeptember 21, 2016 – Connect Savannah
• Friday ceremonies mark a pivotal moment in Savannah’s historySeptember 21, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• The Bridge : Dr. Stan Deaton talks Georgia Historical Society civil rights marker and moreSeptember 20, 2016 – WSAV
• Georgia Historical Society unveils new marker in Macon Co.September 18, 2016 – 13 WMAZ
• Stan Deaton: teaching Georgia’s historySeptember 16, 2016 – Gwinnett Citizen
• Week of free events celebrates Savannah historic preservation work of W.W. LawSeptember 15, 2016 – Do Savannah
• W.W. Law’s preservation legacySeptember 14, 2016 – Connect Savannah
• 9/11 reminds us to not repeat historySeptember 13, 2016 – myAJC
• ‘It’s Not That Lincoln!’ shares delightful history of Savannah’s street namesSeptember 7, 2016 – Do Savannah
• Family Roots: Clark, Jones, Corbin, and McCauley: Our Woody Family Connection with GeorgiaSeptember 4, 2016 – Toe River Valley (NC) Ancestors
• Marker honors John M. SlatonSeptember 3, 2016 – The Newnan Times-Herald
• Polly’s People: The ‘curious’ naming of historic streetsSeptember 2, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• CCS teacher selected for workshop on African American Gullah CultureAugust 10, 2016 – Southside Sentinel
• Here’s How One Man Has Preserved the Milestones of Jewish HistoryAugust 4, 2016 – Forward
• Georgia Historical Society Magazine Highlights Ray C. Anderson CollectionAugust 1, 2016 – 3BL Media
• Lowcountry Reclaimed: A Culinary Awakening in Savannah, GeorgiaJuly 27, 2016 – Departures
• Students rekindle history creating new Liberty shipJuly 23, 2016 – Business in Savannah
• Public libraries offer more than a place to find a good bookJuly 23, 2016 – Shreveport Times
• Savannah embraces ‘Pokemon Go’July 17, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Dive Right InJuly 11, 2016 – Savannah Magazine
• Southern Company honored with historical markerJune 29, 2016 – Early County News
• Preserving family recipes: Valerie Frey’s book helps those who want to retain family history in the kitchenJune 26, 2016 – Columbia Daily Tribune
• 4 Strategies to Bring History to Life For StudentsJune 23, 2016 – Getting Smart
• Author To Discuss Chenille Production in Northwest GeorgiaJune 20, 2016 – Cartersville Patch
• Peyton Anderson Foundation awards $4 million to 11 Macon organizationsJune 20, 2016 – The Telegraph
• Bartow History Museum to Host Guest SpeakerJune 15, 2016 – Coosa Valley News
• ‘Look for the love’: Savannah’s ready to deal with pregnancy wardrobe criticsJune 8, 2016 – Theory of Life
• Stop the Drive-Bys: A Teacher Makes the Case for Local Historical MarkersJune 7, 2016 – The Inkwell (American Association for State and Local History)
• Historical marker to honor black journalistJune 3, 2016 – The Augusta Chronicle
• Your Good News: Excellence awards presented to Savannah area museums, cultural institutionsJune 2, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Emma Cheves Wilkins of Savannah achieves artistic legacyJune 1, 2016 – GwinnettForum.com
• Society observes 25th anniversaryMay 27, 2016 – The Valdosta Daily Times
• Editorial: Busbee home now part of Ga. historyMay 26, 2016 – WALB
• Historic marker placed at Busbee homeMay 19, 2016 – Albany Herald
• Unofficial business: Coke fortune eluded the early startup guysMay 19, 2016 – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Coca-Cola Marks 130th Anniversary with Gift to Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park DistrictMay 16, 2016 – Business Wire
• Businessman Bo Johnson’s efforts on Busbee marker about to pay offMay 15, 2016 – Albany Herald
• Tourism Leadership Council rolls out Savannah tour guide certification programMay 15, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• BIS in brief: Historical Society names Dooley board chairmanMay 15, 2016 – Business in Savannah
• Dooley elected board chairman for Georgia Historical SocietyMay 14, 2016 – The Washington Times
• Dooley to chair Georgia Historical Society boardMay 14, 2016 – Online Athens
• Georgia Historical Society elects Vince Dooley and Sonny Deriso to top board positionsMay 13, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• So where is Coca-Cola’s home?May 12, 2016 – The Ledger-Enquirer
• Vince Dooley to chair Georgia Historical Society Board of CuratorsMay 11, 2016 – The Red & Black
• Historical Society publishes 100th journalMay 9, 2016 – Business in Savannah (BiS)
• 9 reasons why Gwinnett County is better than anywhere elseMay 2, 2016 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Name shaming the Talmadge BridgeApril 20, 2016 – Connect Savannah
• Historical Markers as an Arts Project?April 12, 2016 – American Association for State and Local History
• History buffs, family friends give Busbee home proper send-offApril 12, 2016 – Albany Herald
• Inland Empire Civil War Round Table meets April 13 at Lincoln Memorial ShrineApril 11, 2016 – Redlands Daily Facts
• Open house, marker dedication planned at former Busbee homeApril 11, 2016 – Albany Herald
• Tornado’s legacy lingers, 80 years after ripping through downtown GainesvilleApril 6, 2016 – Gainesville Times
• A Historic Lame Duck AppointmentApril 1, 2016 – U.S. News & World Report
• Georgia marker to honor Voorhees founderApril 1, 2016 – The Times and Democrat
• Historical marker to honor pioneering educatorMarch 30, 2016 – Ledger-Enquirer
• Irish minister talks businessMarch 17, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Irish minister to strengthen tiesMarch 16, 2016 – BiS
• Navigating the Biggest St. Patrick’s Day in the SouthMarch 16, 2016 – Garden & Gun
• Former Synovus CEO talks with Athens Academy students about servant leadershipMarch 16, 2016 – Athens Banner Herald
• OWENS: Tourism, history and lots of storiesFebruary 26, 2016 – BiS
• Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – Savannah Magazine
• Children flood downtown Savannah in annual Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – WTVM
• 2016 Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Children flood downtown Savannah in annual Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – WJCL
• Local school children celebrate Georgia Day Parade in downtown SavannahFebruary 17, 2016 – WJCL
• PHOTO GALLERY: 2016 Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – WSAV
• GA Day Parade to close downtown SavannahFebruary 17, 2016 – WTOC
• Need to Know: Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 17, 2016 – WSAV
• Georgia Happenings: Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 16, 2016 – Jacksonville.com
• Editorial: Jimmy Blanchard and Muhtar Kent: Two of Georgia’s finestFebruary 15, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society’s annual Trustees GalaFebruary 15, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• On the move: James Blanchard inducted as Georgia trustee, TSYS’ Patty Watson named one of ‘most influential’ womenFebruary 13, 2016 – Ledger-Enquirer
• Coke CEO Muhtar Kent Inducted as Georgia TrusteeFebruary 11, 2016 – Coca-Cola Journey
• Governor Nathan Deal to Induct Muhtar Kent and James H. Blanchard as Newest Georgia TrusteesFebruary 10, 2016 – Yahoo Finance
• Muhtar Kent, James Blanchard to be inducted as Georgia TrusteesFebruary 10, 2016 – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Governor Nathan Deal to Induct Muhtar Kent and James H. Blanchard as Newest Georgia TrusteesFebruary 10, 2016 – Business Wire
• Governor Nathan Deal to Induct Muhtar Kent and James H. Blanchard as Newest Georgia TrusteesFebruary 10, 2016 – Reuters
• 2016 Georgia TrusteesFebruary 10, 2016 – Georgia Trend
• Banking and Beverages: 2016 Georgia TrusteesFebruary 9, 2016 – Georgia Trend Latest Trends
• History Festival hits $1 million markFebruary 8, 2016 – Albany Herald
• Georgia’s founding celebrated Feb. 12February 6, 2016 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Spotlight on Super Museum SundayFebruary 3, 2016 – Do Savannah
• Free Colonial Faire & Muster takes visitors back to Georgia’s birthFebruary 3, 2016 – Do Savannah
• Commercialization in Post World War II AmericaJanuary 28, 2016 – C-SPAN
• Emmy Award winner to deliver Georgia History Festival keynote at Columbus MuseumJanuary 27, 2016 – Ledger Enquirer
• Button Gwinnett relative authors book on founding fatherJanuary 24, 2016 – Gwinnett Daily Post
• Vince Dooley named recipient of Coach Wooden Cup Citizenship CupJanuary 21, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Former Georgia head football coach Vince Dooley receives Wooden CupJanuary 21, 2016 – The Red & Black
• Georgia Historical Society and Office of the Governor to Induct Kent and Blanchard as the Newest Georgia TrusteesJanuary 20, 2016 – Savannah Tribune
• Introduction of Soybeans into North America Historical Marker ErectedJanuary 11, 2016 – Southeast AgNet
• Savannahians included on list of ‘100 most influential’January 7, 2016 – Savannah Morning News
• Soybean’s Lowcountry roots acknowledgedJanuary 6, 2016 – The Post and Courier
• UNG professor wins literary awardDecember 8, 2015 – News@UNG
• Doing the Right ThingDecember 1, 2015 – Georgia Trend
• Paul Bowers, Larry Gellerstedt named to JA Atlanta Business Hall of FameNovember 30, 2015 – Saporta Report
• How the ‘Weeping Time’ became a lost piece of Georgia historyNovember 25, 2015 – MyAJC
• Savannah Dan: the man makes the suitNovember 23, 2015 – WTOC
• BiS in Brief: Georgia Historical Society praised for sound managementNovember 17, 2015 – Business in Savannah
• UGA grads had role in century-old wrongful conviction and lynching of Leo FrankNovember 17, 2015 – Online Athens
• Author and UGA Alum Discusses Leo Frank CaseNovember 17, 2015 – WUGA
• UGA alumni discuss relevance of murder case 100 years laterNovember 17, 2015 – The Red & Black
• Economic leaders in Augusta get visit from Vince DooleyNovember 12, 2015 – WRDW
• Thurmond Inducted Into Gate City Bar Hall of FameNovember 11, 2015 – The Savannah Tribune
• Clyde Tuggle and H. Jerome Russell Named to Georgia Historical Society Board of CuratorsNovember 5, 2015 – Georgia Trend
• SLIDESHOW: Broughton Street RestorationOctober 28, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Rediscovered Revolutionary War memorial plaque to be rededicated in Lower MerionOctober 28, 2015 – Mainline Media News
• Oglethorpe Charter School opens new doors on Savannah Squares during GHS ‘Research Roundup’October 27, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Historical marker to return to Old Medical College in AugustaOctober 23, 2015 – The Augusta Chronicle
• Remembering Dr. Ja JahannesOctober 21, 2015 – Savannah Tribune
• Bouhan Falligant’s Dolly Chisholm honored by State Bar of Georgia for pro bono workOctober 19, 2015 – Savannah Business Journal
• For First Time Ever Monet Paintings Visit SavannahOctober 16, 2015 – USA Today
• When history and memory collideOctober 5, 2015 – Saporta Report
• Digital collection of Civil War materials receives Georgia Historical Records awardOctober 2, 2015 – UGA Today
• The Real Mad MenSeptember 29, 2015 – Connect Savannah
• Georgia Trend — Celebrating 30 YearsSeptember 18, 2015 – Georgia Trend
• Constitution Day celebration an event no one should missSeptember 17, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Constitution Day and our Boisterous Sea of LibertySeptember 17, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Abraham Baldwin’s draft of U.S. Constitution to be displayed in SavannahSeptember 16, 2015 – Albany Herald
• Draft of U.S. Constitution on displaySeptember 16, 2015 – Bryan County News
• Original draft of U.S. Constitution on view Thursday only to celebrate Constitution DaySeptember 16, 2015 – Connect Savannah
• Original draft of Constitution on display ThursdaySeptember 15, 2015 – Statesboro Herald
• When Georgia HowledSeptember, 2015 – GPB
• Collection of Late Visionary Environmentalist and Interface Founder Ray C. Anderson Finds Permanent Home at the Georgia Historical SocietySeptember 4, 2015 – Georgia Trend
• Never Forget: Robins observes the 70th anniversary of the end of World War IISeptember 3, 2015 – Robins Air Force Base
• Ray C. Anderson’s Collection Finds Permanent Home at the Georgia Historical SocietySeptember 2, 2015 – Ray C. Anderson Foundation
• 30 Years Of InfluenceSeptember 1, 2015 – Georgia Trend
• Oney Walks With the Ghosts of the LynchingAugust 20, 2015 – Atlanta Jewish Times
• Marietta service remembers Leo Frank 100 years laterAugust 16, 2015 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Marietta visited by ghosts of Leo FrankAugust 15, 2015 – Marietta Daily Journal
• Colonial documents reveal Chickasaws as co-founders of Creek ConfederacyAugust 15, 2015 – Examiner
• Leo Frank commemorative events start in MariettaAugust 14, 2015 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Events explore resonance of Leo Frank caseAugust 12, 2015 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Preview: Steve Oney gives centenary view of Leo Frank lynching, at Ga. Historical SocietyAugust 11, 2015 – ArtsATL
• Events explore resonance of Leo Frank caseAugust 11, 2015 – myAJC
• A century after lynching, town still wrestles over historyAugust 10, 2015 – The Columbian
• A century after lynching, town still wrestles over historyAugust 9, 2015 – Rome News-Tribune
• Editorial: County releases funds to preserve Law collectionAugust 7, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Tribute To Sallie Herbert Blount and Other Licensed MidwivesAugust 5, 2015 – Savannah Tribune
• Two Simple Words. Thanks Coach!August, 2015 – Augusta Magazine
• Georgia historical markers appAugust 1, 2015 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Georgia debates mountainside carving dedicated to Confederate leadersJuly 27, 2015 – Chicago Tribune
• Georgia Takes Up New ‘Confederate’ DebateJuly 26, 2015 – ABC6
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• Ga. Debates Confederate Carving Set in Stone and State LawJuly 25, 2015 – ABC News
• Ga. debates Confederate carving set in stone and state lawJuly 25, 2015 – Aiken Standard
• Thronateeska Heritage Foundation earns award for archivesJuly 3, 2015 – WALB
• Thronateeska recognized for preserving historyJune 29, 2015 – Albany Herald
• Symbols of Confederacy under scrutinyJune 25, 2015 – Valdosta Daily Times
• Rebel flag shouldn’t be a weapon of intimidationJune 25, 2015 – The Tampa Tribune
• After Charleston, South Revisits Its Many Confederate ImagesJune 25, 2015 – The New York Times
• Across the South, Confederate, Jim Crow tributes go well beyond the battle flagJune 24, 2015 – 570 News
• Examining The Embattled History Of Georgia’s State FlagJune 23, 2015 – WABE
• Charleston shooting: Confederate, Jim Crow symbols go beyond flagJune 23, 2015 – MLive Media Group
• After Charleston, South Revisits Its Many Confederate ImagesJune 23, 2015 – ABC News
• Governor who commuted Leo Frank’s sentence honored posthumouslyJune 17, 2015 – Jewish Telegraphic Agency
• Around TownJune 16, 2015 – Marietta Daily Journal
• Tribute Announced for Governor Who Commuted Leo Frank’s Death SentenceJune 8, 2015 – Daily Report Online
• Fickling elected to Georgia Historical Society boardJune 8, 2015 – The Telegraph
• John Slaton — A Georgia profile in courageJune 7, 2015 – The Marietta Journal
• Bill Jones III honored by historical societyMay 29, 2015 – The Brunswick News
• Historical Society names new Georgia trusteesMay 20, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society Names 2015 TrusteesMay 20, 2015 – WSAV
• Records Offer Murky View Into Affleck’s Ancestor and SlaveryMay 17, 2015 – U.S. News & World Report
• Records Offer Murky View Into Affleck’s Ancestor and SlaveryMay 17, 2015 – York Daily Record
• Records Offer Murky View Into Affleck’s Ancestor and SlaveryMay 6, 2015 – ABC News
• Churchill: Politician and PainterMay 6, 2015 – Connect Savannah
• Windsor Forest High School students explore historyMay 4, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Tennessee’s final Civil War Sesquicentennial Signature Event met with great successMay 4, 2015 – PR Web
• Great-grandson of Gov. Atkinson to be memorializedMay 4, 2015 – Newnan Times-Herald
• Art and Soul: New Jepson Center exhibit showcases original works by Winston ChurchillMay 2, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Reconstruction in TennesseeMay 1, 2015 – C-SPAN
• Governor in Leo Frank Case to Be HonoredApril 24, 2015 – Atlanta Jewish Times
• Berry College unveils Towers’ flag he gifted to Martha Berry at marker ceremonyApril 24, 2015 – Rome News-Tribune
• Admiral John Henry Towers marker dedication on FridayApril 23, 2015 – Rome News-Tribune
• John Henry Towers Georgia Historical Marker Dedic.April 23, 2015 – Coosa Valley News
• Being first — how Jackie Robinson integrated professional baseballApril 20, 2015 – Saporta Report
• Man says mysterious Civil War photo was really teenage hoaxApril 15, 2015 – Bluffton Today
• Victim of Grove Avenue crash identified as author, historian Elizabeth PryorApril 14, 2015 – Richmond Times-Dispatch
• GA Historical Society Comments On CSS Georgia Photo HoaxApril 13, 2015 – GPB
• Man says mysterious Civil War photo was really teenage hoaxApril 13, 2015 – Augusta Chronicle
• Mysterious Civil War photo was teen prank, Georgia man saysApril 13, 2015 – San Jose Mercury News
• Georgia Historical Society addresses bogus Civil War ironclad CSS Georgia photoApril 13, 2015 – Albany Herald
• Only known photo of Civil War ironclad the CSS Georgia is a FAKE: Man admits picture was a teenage hoax featuring a 2ft modelApril 13, 2015 – Daily Mail
• Man Says Mysterious Civil War Photo Was Really Teenage HoaxApril 13, 2015 – ABC News
• Too little scrutiny of law allowing too little scrutinyApril 12, 2015 – Ledger-Enquirer
• The last battle?April 12, 2015 – Ledger-Enquirer
• Sumter Co. celebrates new historical markerApril 11, 2015 – WALB News
• Historical marker dedicated to civil rights figure in ColumbusApril 10, 2015 – WTVM
• Historical Marker dedicated in ViennaApril 10, 2015 – Cordele Dispatch
• Historic marker to honor Primus King, civil rights movementApril 8, 2015 – Ledger-Enquirer
• How you can visualize Atlanta’s pastApril 7, 2015 – Styrk
• Sumter Co. to dedicate official state markerApril 7, 2015 – WALB News
• Georgia Historical Society partners with the Center for Irish Research and TeachingMarch 27, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Irish Minister Paul Kehoe: Savannah’s Irish connections historicMarch 17, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• 5 Eye-opening books about slavery in Savannah (part 2 of 2)March 14, 2015 – Examiner
• 5 Eye-opening books about slavery in Savannah (part 1 of 2)March 13, 2015 – Examiner
• Georgia Southern University’s Center for Irish Research and Teaching Celebrates St. Patrick’s DayMarch 13, 2015 – Georgia Southern University
• Racial terror and the echoes of American lynchingsMarch 9, 2015 – OUPblog (Oxford University Press)
• Savannah to restore historic structure amid police station constructionFebruary 27, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Grovetown preparing for growthFebruary 25, 2015 – News-Times
• Lynching in the SouthFebruary 19, 2015 – The Economist

• Savannah’s Annual Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 19, 2015 – GPB
• Georgia Day ParadeFebruary 19, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Spotted: Students Celebrate Georgia DayFebruary 19, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• SCAD’s Paula Wallace honored by Georgia Historical SocietyFebruary 15, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Georgia Historical Society holds annual gala to honor new trusteesFebruary 15, 2015 – Savannah Morning News
• Mysterious photo could help illuminate Civil War puzzleFebruary 14, 2015 – The News Tribune
• 5 Questions: Why De Soto Matters to the Georgia History FestivalFebruary 4, 2015 – Connect Savannah
• Georgia’s New TrusteesFebruary, 2015 – Georgia Trend

• WSAV’s The Southern Scene visits the Jepson House Education CenterJanuary 26, 2015 – WSAV
• Historical Markers Recognize Role Of Atlanta Students In Civil Rights MovementJanuary 26, 2015 – WABE
• Knoxville and Tennessee Tourism Invite the World to Experience “Reconstruction Tennessee”January 14, 2015 – Digital Journal
• The Story Behind ’40 Acres And A Mule’January 12, 2015 – NPR
• Dooley adds article in scholarly journal to his list of accomplishmentsJanuary 6, 2015 – Online Athens
• EDITORIAL: Congratulations to our members of Georgia’s ‘most influential 100’January 5, 2015 – Savannah Morning News

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