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30 Years and Counting
by W. Todd Groce, PhD

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250 Years Ago: The Shot Heard Round the World
by Stan Deaton, PhD

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Frances Anne (Fanny) Kemble Portrait
by Caitlin Philippo

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Fayette County Historical Society
by Angela Pendleton

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Community Archives Initiative
by LaPortia Mosley

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Paul Pressly: John Macpherson Berrien Award Winner
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Giuseppe Garibaldi and Interpretations of
Italian Unification in Confederate Georgia,
1860–1865
By Thomas Aiello

“A Wonderful World?”: C&S’s Georgia Plan,
Urban Renewal, and Historic Preservation in
Savannah, Augusta, and Macon
By J. Mark Souther

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Annual Report

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Restoring Trust in American Institutions
by W. Todd Groce, PhD

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“The Reality of Our Liberty”: A Free Press and American Democracy
by Margaret Coker

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The Critical History of Freedom of the Press
by Nate Pedersen

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Georgia US250 Commission
by Kelly Caudle

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Steve Oney, 2024 Dooley Distinguished Fellow
by Stan Deaton, PhD

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2025 Georgia Trustees
by Keith Strigaro

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“All a Chimera” or “Not an Empty Chimera”?: The Wine Industry in Early Georgia
By Julie Anne Sweet

Catch & Release: How Georgia’s White-Tailed Deer Came Back from the Dead
By Drew Swanson

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Shannon’s Scouts: Texas Guerrillas on Sherman’s March to the Sea
By Anne J. Bailey

The Second Surge of Anti-Evolutionism in Georgia, 1973–2014
By Lester D. Stephens

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New Georgia Historical Society Collections Available for Research

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Jewel Woodard Simon and the Struggle to Desegregate the Atlanta School of Art
By Mark N. Taylor

Conveniently Forgotten: Cultural Memory, Football Integration, and the “First” Black Athletes at the University of Georgia
By Cam Mallett

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The House That Harry Stephens Built: How an Emancipated Family’s Home Was Hijacked for the Lost Cause
By Emily McClatchey

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From Slavery to Freedom: The Adventurous Journey of Ludwig George from Savannah to Ludwigslust
By Bernd Kasten

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Georgia Historical Society Annual Report for 2023
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Living the American Dream
by Laura García-Culler

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An Anniversary Like No Other: America at 250 and the Challenges of Democracy
by W. Todd Groce, PhD

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Judge Timothy Walmsley Collection of Ahmaud Arbery Trial Letters
by Nate Pedersen

STATE OF HISTORY

The Georgia Council for the Social Studies
by Rhonda Webb, PhD

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Georgia Day Expo
by Christy Crisp

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Kay Hightower: John Macpherson Berrien Award Winner
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Don’t Get All Mad About It
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.

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“A Friend to Liberty”: James Wright and the Stamp Act
by Greg Brooking

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John Houstoun, Restored
by Nate Pedersen

STATE OF HISTORY

Affiliate Chapter of the Year 2023
by Ellen Thompson

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Ellen Bolch: Making the Game-Winning
Touchdown
by Keith Strigaro

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2024 Georgia Trustees
by Keith Strigaro

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Georgia History Today, Volume 17, No. 2

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He is Still with Us
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.

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Don’t Look Away: Unearthing Hard Truths at Stone Mountain Park
by Keith Hebert, Ph.D.

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Dale Critz, Sr., John Macpherson Berrien Award Winner
by Keith Strigaro

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North Georgia Stereographs
by Nate Pedersen

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The High Price of Preserving the Past
by Christy Crisp and Leanda Rix

STATE OF HISTORY

Susie King Taylor Women’s Institute and Ecology Center
by Hermina Glass-Hill, M.H.P.

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