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    • Origins of Juneteenth

      Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day…

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    • Amanda America Dickson Toomer

      This week the Georgia Historical Society is highlighting the Amanda America Dickson Toomer historical marker. In consideration of social distancing precautions, the historical marker dedication was…

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    • Hart County Training School – A Consolidated Rosenwald Equalization African-American School

      This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, Hart County Training School (HCTS) in Hartwell, Georgia. In consideration of social distancing precautions,…

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    • Rosenwald Schools

      This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, Hart County Training School (HCTS) in Hartwell, Georgia. In consideration of social distancing precautions,…

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    • A Student’s Historical Reflection of Hart County Training School

      This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, Hart County Training School (HCTS) in Hartwell, Georgia. In consideration of social distancing precautions,…

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    • The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Remembers Grady Abrams and the 1970 Augusta Riot

      This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, The Riot of May 11-12, 1970, in Augusta, Georgia. In consideration of social…

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    • Generations Revive the Story of the 1970 Augusta Riot

      This week the Georgia Historical Society highlights the newest Georgia Historical Marker, The Riot of May 11-12, 1970, in Augusta, Georgia. In consideration of social…

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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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      Virtual Escape Room: Camping with the Cousins

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