A look at Atlanta Police Department’s first all-African American recruit class in 1961
In addition to fighting crime, members of the watch who started in 1961, had to fight discrimination within the community and ...
Walking through history and Savannah’s stories of slavery
A 90-minute walking tour details the city’s role in promoting slavery throughout the South and the driving force of faith to survive and triumph over it.
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Crowns of glory: New exhibit spotlights hats worn by King family women
The collection of hats once owned by those four women are now on display at the Atlanta History Center as the “Hats of the King Family Women” exhibit, part of the larger “She Shall Not Be Moved” ...
New artifacts offer glimpse into Civil War-era Hunley submarine
On the heels of the 161st anniversary of the day the H.L. Hunley and its crew sank, the North Charleston museum has newly ...
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5 literary tours to check out this month
Atlanta's literary community thrives by highlighting the voices of its residents, allowing the city's complex past and ...