“Confin’d as a Lunatick”: The Case of Joseph Watson
By Julie Anne Sweet
“To… teach the Gospel to these multitudes who know nothing of the true religion”: The Benedictine Mission to the Freedpeople of Skidaway Island, 1877–1889
By Isabel Mann
Book Reviews
Annual Report for 2019
By W. Todd Groce
FEATURE
Women’s Suffrage at 100
by Lisa Landers
PERSPECTIVES
Building for the Future
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
GEORGIA GEMS
Helen Dortch Longstreet
by Noah Prince and Lisa Landers
INSIDE GHS
GHS Research Center Renovation
and Expansion Begins
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
PROFILES
2020 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
Messages from our Friends
and Supporters
PERSPECTIVES
Building for the Future
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
FEATURE
Women’s Suffrage at 100
by Lisa Landers
GEORGIA GEMS
Helen Dortch Longstreet
by Noah Prince and Lisa Landers
PROFILES
2020 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
INSIDE GHS
GHS Research Center Renovation
and Expansion Begins
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
Messages from our Friends and Supporters
Lynching, the Law, and Local Opinion: The 1922 Murder of Will Jones
by Mark Ellis
“We Represented the Best of Georgia in Chicago”: The Georgia Loyalist Delegate Challenge at the 1968 Democratic National Convention
By Donnie Summerlin
Book Reviews
Catholics in Colonial Georgia
by Jerome Oetgen
The Modernization of Historic Grant Field at Bobby Dodd Stadium
By Chad Seifried and Timothy Kellison
My Grandfather and the Buffalo Soldier
By Jonathan Wickham
Book Reviews
PERSPECTIVES
Can Art be History?
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
FEATURE
Teaching Confederate Monuments
as Primary Sources
by Kevin M. Levin
GEORGIA GEMS
The Sounds of Revolution
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D. and Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PROFILES
Ross Rossin: A Life of Grace
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
INSIDE GHS
Teaching Georgia History with
Primary Sources
by Lisa Landers
STATE OF HISTORY
The Magic Behind the Curtain: How
Memory Institutions Provide Free Online
Access to Primary Sources
by Sheila McAlister
MILESTONES
GHS News
“Your most Dutiful[,] truly Obliged & most Humble Servant”: John Dobell and the Challenges of Navigating Early Georgia Politics
By Julie Anne Sweet
“That Hogansville Affair”: The Failed Assassination of the African-American Postmaster Isaiah H. Lofton
By Tony B. Lowe
Remembering the Nancy Harts: A Female Militia, Gender, and Memory
By Katherine Brackett
Black Student Experiences in the Racial Integration of Reinhardt College, 1966–1972
By Kenneth H. Wheeler, David Busman, Jessica Fanczi, Madeline Gray, Gladys Guzman-Gomez, Abigail M. Merchant, Madelyn Montgomery, Bradley Dane Niday, Kailey Payne, Aliyah Reeves
Book Reviews
Annual Report for 2018
By W. Todd Groce
FEATURE
The Boisterous Sea of Liberty:
The U.S. Constitution
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PERSPECTIVES
Who Do We Think We Are?
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
GEORGIA GEMS
Abraham Baldwin’s Copy of the
U.S. Constitution
by Robert Weber
STATE OF HISTORY
Georgia’s State of Civic Education
by Lisa Landers
INSIDE GHS
The Vincent J. Dooley
Distinguished Fellows Program
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PROFILES
2019 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
Messages from our Friends
and Supporters
PERSPECTIVES
A Duty to the Past, A Commitment to the Future
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
FEATURE
The GHS Research Center: A Foundation for History
by Stan Deaton, PhD
GEORGIA GEMS
Saving Georgia’s History
by Lindsay Sheldon
STATE OF HISTORY
Extraordinary Gales: Fort Pulaski’s Experience with Natural Disasters
by Laura Waller
INSIDE GHS
The Research Center Capital Campaign
by Laura García-Culler and Christy Crisp
MILESTONES
Georgia Historical Society News
PROFILES
Shell and Wyck Knox – John Macpherson Berrien Award Winners
by Stan Deaton, PhD
