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2011 Georgia History Festival

Features on the 2011 Georgia History Festival.

 

Click the links below to learn more:

 

Major Sponsors Make the Marquee for 2011 Georgia History Festival

in The Savannah Tribune

 

Save the Date

in the Savannah Morning News

 

Talking with historian Gary Moulton

by Patrick Rodgers, Connect Savannah

 

2011 Georgia History Festival Kickoff Lecture

on AmericanTowns.com

 

2011 Georgia History Festival Honors Sequoyah, Inventor of the Cherokee Syllabary

in The Savannah Tribune

 

Georgia History Festival; a stately celebration

by Chuck Mobley, Savannah Morning News 

 

Sunday will be super for history buffs

by Chuck Mobley, Savannah Morning News

 

Super Museum Sunday more than just football

by Corey Dickstein, Savannah Morning News 

 

Dooley noted

by Jim Morekis, Connect Savannah

 

Sam Nunn will huddle up with Vince Dooley on Saturday evening

by Chuck Mobley, Savannah Morning News

 

School children celebrate Georgia's founding

by Constance Cooper, Savannah Morning News

 

Georgia Day parade teaches valuable lesson

by Melanie Ruberti, WTOC

 

Two class acts

by Tom Barton, Savannah Morning News

 

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Today in History

1894 Former Confederate general Philip Cook died in Atlanta (some sources incorrectly say May 24). Born July 31, 1817 in Twiggs County, Ga., he became a lawyer. With the outbreak … read more

 

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