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Community Stories: Creating a Funeral Program Collection

Posted: June 28, 2021

It all began with a one-sided friendly competitive thought: If Augusta could do it, so could Atlanta. This immediately came to mind after reading an article in Georgia Library Quarterly written in 2009 by Dottie Demarest, then the genealogy and local…

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GALILEO Conference Presentations Slides and Videos Available

Posted: June 23, 2021

If you missed any of the conference, we've made the presentation slides and video recordings available to the public. Visit the conference website to see a tab for presentations and a link to the videos posted on YouTube. Stay tuned for the call for…

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GALILEO Conference Just Days Away: Registration Closes June 11

Posted: June 10, 2021

The GALILEO Annual Conference is expected to bring hundreds of participants from across Georgia and the U.S. And, if you haven’t registered, you have one more day left. Registration officially closes on Friday, June 11. Nearly 500 people already…

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New Online Exhibit Explores Hidden and Untold Georgia Stories

Posted: May 05, 2021

The Digital Library of Georgia and the New Georgia Encyclopedia are collaborating on a new, online exhibit site that amplifies often untold and hidden Georgia history. Georgia Exhibits uses materials drawn from 25 Georgia libraries, archival…

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Georgia Exhibits Student Curator: Sidonia Serafini

Posted: May 05, 2021

Mutiny on behalf of female prisoners, a hungry Georgia resident jailed for stealing a chicken, a woman flogged for refusing sexual advances. These are some of the stories that Sidonia Serafini, a doctoral student in English at the University of…