Griffin: From Cotton Town to Downtown

On May 2, Lou Brackett, Sara Berry, and Jennifer Teeter presented their final work on a proposed exhibit, entitled Griffin: From Cotton Town to Downtown, to the City of Griffin. The project, which… Read More →

Rock n’ Roll in Macon

      This semester, graduate research assistant Jared Wright kicked off a new research project that will focus on Capricorn Records, Phil Walden, and Southern rock and roll.  Over the next year, Wright will… Read More →

Congratulations, Jeff!

Center staff member Jeff Bishop recently had his first article published in a peer-reviewed journal! The article, “Dendrochronological Dating of the Chief John Ross House, Rossville, Georgia,” appeared in the Winter 2012 edition of… Read More →

Center Students Attend GAMG Conference

     Graduate students Keri Adams, April Moon Carlson and Jared Wright recently attended the annual Georgia Association of Museums and Galleries conference hosted by the Georgia Museum of Art in Athens, GA.  Keri… Read More →

Welcome Heritage Trail Members!

  This semester graduate students Susan Frohlich and Dustin Klein have been hard at work recruiting members for the West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail. This trail connects communities from Dalton to Columbus, roughly… Read More →

New Harmonies Comes to Bremen!

See the behind-the-scenes prepration of the New Harmonies exhibit for its installation in Bremen. The Smithsonian is coming to Bremen! For several years, the Center for Public History has been working in cooperation… Read More →

Historic Places: Island Ford Lodge and Hyde Farm

This semester, graduate students Sarah Foreman and Nathan Teasdale are working on two separate Nominations for Historic Places, Island Ford Lodge and Hyde Farm Park. While both are associated with the Chattahoochee National… Read More →