The Three Deaths of John Glover, 1922
By Thomas Aiello
Georgia During the 1940s and the Writing of
This Georgia Rising
By Patrick Novotny
An Interview With Judge Dorothy Toth Beasley
By Ellen Rafshoon
Book Reviews
“Unoccupied and of a Valuable Kind”: The Georgia Gold Rush and Manufactured Cherokee Savagery
By Justin Estreicher
The Battle of Chickamauga: Leadership Lessons from the Civil War
By Robert E. Lowe
Book Reviews
PERSPECTIVES
Celebrating a Total Transformation
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D
HISTORY OF HODGSON HALL
The GHS Research Center:
A Renovated and Expanded
Foundation for History
By Stan Deaton and Lisa Landers
Savannah’s Out-Villages of Thunderbolt and Skidaway: Microcosms of the Early Colonial Georgia Experience
By Julie Anne Sweet
The Importance of the Oconee War in the Early Republic
By Kevin Kokomoor
Book Reviews
“The Worst Woman I Ever Locked Up”: Gender, Race, and the Resistance of a Black Civil War Spy
By Lois M. Leeven
“Green Spots in the Heart of Town”: Planning and Contesting the Nation’s Widest Streets in Georgia’s Fall Line Cities
By J. Mark Souther
NOTES AND DOCUMENTS
Rival Reconstructions: The Century Magazine Debate between George Washington Cable and Henry W. Grady
By David Moltke-Hansen
Annual Report for 2020
By W. Todd Groce
FEATURE
The Cold War at 75
by Stan Deaton, PhD and W. Todd Groce, PhD
PERSPECTIVES
Healing Through History
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
GEORGIA GEMS.
Nuclear Ship Savannah
by Sheila Boone
STATE OF HISTORY
Affiliate Chapter of the Year: Bartow
History Museum
by Trey Gaines
INSIDE GHS
Critical Thinking in the Information Age
by Lisa Landers
MILESTONES
GHS News
PROFILES
2021 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Messages from our Friends
and Supporters
The Enslaved Community of Silver Bluff: Family, Resistance, and Freedom in Early America
By Bryan Rindfleisch
“An Unfortunate Propensity for Attempting to Manage Business”: The Butler Family of Georgia and the Origins of the Lost Cause
By Chad Morgan
Ellicott’s Rock: Surveyors’ Footsteps on the 35th Parallel
By Thomas Heard Robertson, Jr.
Cherokee Ambassador: Gertrude McDaris Ruskin and the Personal Politics of Southern Commemoration
By Andrew Denson
Book Reviews
PERSPECTIVES
Finding Our Best in the Worst of Times
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
FEATURE
Remembering FDR on the 75th Anniversary
of His Death
By Ed Jackson
GEORGIA GEMS
Frank Cheatham, Polio, and FDR
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PROFILES
John Duncan
John MacPherson Berrien Award
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
INSIDE GHS
Rising to the Challenge: GHS & Georgia
Teachers in the Era of Remote Learning
by Lisa Landers
STATE OF HISTORY
Understanding Racial Integration
with Students
by Kenneth H. Wheeler, Ph.D.
MILESTONES
GHS News
Shaping the Altamaha: The British-Spanish Struggle for Saint Simons Island, 1700–1748
By Alexander M. Humes
“Until Hell Freezes Over”: Johnson v. City of Albany and The Fight for Equal Employment in Southwest Georgia
By James B. Wall
Book Reviews
