A group of train passengers pose for a photo at the depot in Washington, Georgia in the early 1900s. Source: Digital Library of GA ow.ly/9bF650BVjL3

Today's Throwback Thursday is a great photograph of a school field trip, taken in our Freedom Garden in 2009. School field trips are now available at the History Center, visit our website for more info: ow.ly/YlrA50BVk0Q

Happy Halloween from the Northeast Georgia History Center! Today we dressed up and did some trick or treating in each other's offices. Even our amazing intern Sophie joined in! What fun plans do you have for Halloween?

Photograph of W.S. Crow family and their home in Bogart, 1916. Source: Digital Library of GA ow.ly/cdG350zHsKS

This is a reminder that the History Center will be closing at 3pm today, so plan accordingly if you're coming to visit. Happy Halloween, everyone!

Watermelon from the Little Farm in Franklin County, Georgia being loaded for the wholesale market sometime in the 1930s. Source: Digital Library of GA ow.ly/hGl150C7hn8

The History Center's 1st Annual Book Sale starts tomorrow! We have over 100 books & audiobooks for sale, up to 75% off. The sale lasts throughout the month of November, while supplies last, and in-store only. Come see what we have and give the gift of history for the holidays!

In this month's Journal newsletter: Our first in-person Family Day of the season, a cosmetic artifact from our archives, news from our Gainesville Reads program, and more! negahc.tumblr.com/post/634773102…

Students met Austin Dabney, a Black Patriot of the American Revolution, and fellow soldier and friend Giles Harris during a live Webcast! Webcasts are free to all Georgia educators thanks to the Cottrell Digital Studio. More info at negahc.org #museum #livinghistory

If you’ve enjoyed our programming, take a moment and vote for us in the Best of Hall County Awards! ow.ly/CddF30rkiLc

Join us for Lofi History today at 4 PM ET on Twitch, Facebook Live, or YouTube Live! Historian Glen takes your history questions from the chat while Libba DJs some sweet beats. 😎😎

Hey folks! We are in production filming for our upcoming 24 hour telethon on Dec 4, so we won't be hosting Lofi History today. See you next week and we wish you a very happy Thanksgiving!

The Northeast Georgia History Center will be closed tomorrow November 25th and Friday November 26th. We will reopen Saturday at our normal business hours. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the History Center! We are so thankful for you this year!

Photograph of turkeys on the H.W. Whitworth Farm in Lavonia, Franklin County, some time in the early 1940s. Source: Digital Library of GA ow.ly/2its50C7hHM

Introducing the grand opening of the History Center online museum shop! We have many of the items from our on-site shop now online, with many more being added daily. Shop link in bio! Shop now through Monday and receive 10% off your order with coupon code OPEN20!

Today's Throwback Thursday is a look at the Cherokee Family Day from October 2009. If you have photos from past Family Days we would love to see them!

The History Center will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day. Please plan accordingly if you would like to come and visit! From all of us at the NEGAHC, we hope you have a safe and Happy Holidays.

Did you know? Franklin D. Roostervelt shares rather interesting law passed in Gainesville in 1961. Thanks, Franklin!

Join Glen, Marie, and Libba for LoFi History today at 4 PM ET! Ask your history questions in the chat and Glen & Marie will answer them live while Libba DJs sweet beats. Watch on YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch Tuesdays at 4 PM ET.

Join us for LoFi History today at 4 PM ET! Glen and Marie take your history questions from the chat while Libba DJs sweet beats. 😎😎😎 Watch on Facebook, YouTube, or Twitch! Twitch: Lofi_History YouTube: Northeast Georgia History Center Facebook: NEGAHC