Georgia Archives Week 2005 Activities by City
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Andersonville | Athens | Atlanta | Augusta | Brunswick | Dawsonville | Ellijay | Fitzgerald | Kennesaw | Kingsland | Milledgeville | Morrow | Thomaston | Valdosta | Washington 

Andersonville
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• The Atwater Report

• Confederates at Andersonville 1864-1865

• Drummer Boy Civil War Museum

• The History Detective: Stories by Civil War Michigan Soldiers

Athens
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• Art as Document and Documents for Art: A Gallery Talk with co-curators Ashley Callahan and Dale Couch

• Athens Area Archives Week Events

• Bones

• Born to be Wild: The Leading Men of American Dance Theatre

• CBS Report: Whose America Is It?

• A Day in the Life of an Archivist

• From Sideboard to Pulpit: Silver in Georgia

• Mummies: Unwrapping the Secrets

• A Mystery is Solved: PBS Comes to the Archives

• The Poisoned Capsule: or, The Mystery of the Devoured Documents

• Power To The People! Rural Electrification in Georgia

• Time of the Butterflies

• Tupperware

Atlanta
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• Atlanta University Center, Archives and Special Collections Department celebrates 80th Anniversary

• Cinnamon Kiss and 47 by Walter Mosley (author lecture and book signing)

• Dear Old Roswell: Civil War Letters of the King Family of Roswell by Tammy Harden Galloway (author lecture)

• "Discover Hidden Treasures at Georgia State University"

• Doodles, Drafts, and Designs: Industrial Drawings from the Smithsonian Institution

• Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Archives Week Activity

• "First Ladies: Political Role and Public Image"

• Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill exhibit

• The March by E.L. Doctorow (author lecture and book signing)

• The New Nuclear Danger by Helen Caldicott (author lecture and book signing)

• Proclamation Signing

  • 2005 Proclamation (PDF)

  • Photograph from Proclamation Signing

• World of Coca-Cola Traces the History of the World's Most Popular Soft Drink

Augusta
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• "Augusta's Hidden Music Treasure: J. Louis Sayre" 

Brunswick
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• "Oglethorpe's England"

Dawsonville
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• “Discover Hidden Treasures” (Dawson County Library)

• Oktoberfest: Celebrating German Culture and Heritage

Ellijay
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• Gilmer County Library and Gilmer County Genealogical Society

Fitzgerald
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• Fitzgerald History Lecture

Kennesaw
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• Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History's Hidden Treasures

Kingsland
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• Preserving Your Family Treasures

Milledgeville
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• Georgia College and State University--Grand Opening of the Library and Information Technology Center

• Georgia College and State University in the 1940s (lecture)

• Paul Coverdell: His Life and Impact on Politics (lecture)

• Richard Parks: A Lecture

Morrow
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• Georgia Archives Building Tours

• Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board 2005 Outstanding Archives Awards Ceremony

• “National Archives-Southeast Region: A National Treasure in a Local Setting”

• Special Libraries Association (Georgia Chapter) Archives Week Event

Thomaston
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• Thomaston-Upson Archives “Discover Historic Buildings and Places”

Valdosta

• Valdosta State University's 5000 Year Old Hidden Treasures

Washington
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• "Postmarked Wilkes County" A live action Civil War drama!