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Explore how to research at the Georgia Archives
The Georgia Archives preserves the records that tell the story of Georgia and its people. Since 1918, we have collected and cared for the state's most valuable historical documents.
Explore our website or visit our facility in Morrow, GA to learn more about our collections, research spaces, and educational programming. Whether you're researching your family, studying Georgia history, or managing public records, we're here to help.
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Join us November 14–15 for the 2025 American Indian Heritage Symposium at the Georgia Archives—exploring Muscogee homelands, Native presence at Ocmulgee, and more. Register today!
Protect your vital records. This seminar is offered online or in person and includes the option of a one-day Wet Salvage course. Click on the link for more information and to register.
Join Georgia Archives Paper Conservator Sigourney Stanford for our Preventive Conservation Workshop: Care of Archives, Art, and Artifacts, October 27–29.
2025 Lunch and Learn Lectures, Exhibits, and Special Events: July - December
Bring your lunch and join us at the Georgia Archives for Lunch and Learn, noon to 1:00 p.m. Lectures will be made available on our YouTube channel after the event.
