Some of the exhibits at the Augusta Jewish Museum have been installed and patrons of the Historic Augusta Loft and Living Tour can see them May 4.
A marker to honor John Wesley Gilbert will be dedicated on May 2.
The Curryton Magnolia will be a highlight of the April 28 Edgefield County Historical Society meeting.
Security Federal Bank received the Marguerite Williams Award for Excellence in Rehabilitation at the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s 47th annual Preservation Award ceremony on April 20.
Historic Augusta’s annual membership party will be held at a historic home in Summerville on April 23.
A exhibition honoring the legacy of Rosa T. Beard and the Debutante Club she founded in 1963 opens with a reception on March 17 at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.
The Church of the Most Holy Trinity is raising funds for restoration of its stained glass windows.
Two historic sites in downtown Augusta will take guests back in time to holiday seasons of yesteryear on Dec. 1-2.
Two area sites have made the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Places in Peril” list.
Erick Montgomery had a sinking sense of deja vu when planning this year’s Endangered Properties List.
Meadow Garden is undergoing a renovation. The house museum was the home of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Scenes from Saturday’s Colonial Times: A Day to Remember.
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett will be one of the eight spirits in Historic Augusta’s Walk with the Spirits Tour Oct. 20 and 21.
The Edgefield County Historical Society has released the second edition of an Edgefield County history book.