Take a trip back in time Dec. 5-6 to see how the holidays might have been celebrated at two area historic homes— Meadow Garden and the Boyhood Home of Woodrow Wilson.
Colonial re-enactors brought history to life at Christmas in the Backcountry Nov. 29, 2025 at the Living History Park.
The annual Colonial Times: A Day to Remember was Oct. 18-19 at North Augusta’s Living History Park.
Once known as Cedar Grove, a two-story Italianate-style home, now called Stuart Hall, faces demolition.
A president, a female golfer, a war hero turned pro baseball player and a groundbreaking psychiatrist/New York Times’ bestselling author. They are all part of the fabric of Augusta’s history and are among the people visitors will meet after hours Aug. 14 at the 12th Annual Night at the Museum.
A new monument for the American Revolution was dedicated Saturday at the Edgefield Courthouse Square in Edgefield.
Historic Augusta’s Downtown Loft + Living Tour will be July 18-19.
Meadow Garden, the home of George Walton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence hosted a July 4 celebration.
A dedication ceremony for Edgefield’s new monument for the American Revolution will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Edgefield Court House Square.
Here are a few of the events marking Independence Day 2025.
June 14 is the city of Augusta’s birthday. Celebrate with a look at some historic postcards as well as some historic sites.
Two historic downtown Augusta properties damaged by Hurricane Helene received grants from the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
Ransom Schwerzler has been delving into the history of not just George Walton, but on the enslaved who kept Meadow Garden operating.
A historical marker Rev. William Jefferson White was unveiled May 8.