Founded in 1926, the center includes the Atlanta History Museum featuring signature and traveling exhibitions, the Smith Family Farm, the 1928 Swan House mansion, research archives/special libraries, and 22 acres of gardens.
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Ethel Kennedy: The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy, by Kerry...
Atlanta History CenterCost: $43.50 for non-members; $37.50 for members; $31.50 for insiders
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Atlanta History Center and A Cappella Books are thrilled to welcome Kerry Kennedy to Atlanta. All tickets include a signed copy of Ethel Kennedy: The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy.
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All tickets include access to lecture, book signing, and reception.
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Save your spot early and enjoy discounted tickets — just $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers! Same-day price is $25.
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New York Times bestselling biographer Walter Stahr discusses William Howard Taft: A Great American Life, his new biography of the only American to serve both as president and chief justice of the United States. The book examines Taft's decades of public service, his commitment to the rule of law, an...
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Atlanta History CenterCost: Series package: $150 for non-members; $130 for members; $130 for insiders
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Part of Atlanta History Center’s seven-week Living Room Learning series on the early American republic. Patrick Allitt presents “Lewis and Clark.”
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Atlanta History CenterCost: Series package: $150 for non-members; $130 for members; $130 for insiders
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Part of Atlanta History Center’s seven-week Living Room Learning series on the early American republic. Jeffrey Young presents “Building a City, Forging a Nation: The Design of Washington, D.C..”
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Atlanta History CenterCost: Series package: $150 for non-members; $130 for members; $130 for insiders
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Part of Atlanta History Center’s seven-week Living Room Learning series on the early American republic. Dominic Erdozain presents “The World’s Best Hope? Thomas Jefferson and the Problem of Patriotism.”
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Part of Atlanta History Center’s seven-week Living Room Learning series on the early American republic. Ryan Cole presents “Memories of the Revolution Have Come Back to Life: Lafayette’s Return Journey to America.”
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Many people are curious about their ancestors, but don’t know where to start or how to find them. Individuals who are researching their family history also worry about which online sources to trust and how to avoid getting lost on the information superhighway.
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Tue., Oct. 14 - Mon., Aug. 31, 2026
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A screening of the documentary Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid is followed by a conversation with James Carville and director Matt Tyrnauer, moderated by Atlanta Journal-Constitution political reporter Greg Bluestein.
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National Book Award winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist Nathaniel Philbrick discusses The Rush: California Gold, the Civil War, and the Making of the Modern World, his new history of the California Gold Rush and how the migration, violence, politics, and rapid transformation of the West helped shape ...
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A full-day professional development seminar presented with George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the George Washington Teachers Institute 250, and Boeing. Educators will examine George Washington’s evolving views on enslavement and national union, explore Mount Vernon and AHC resources, tour exhibits, a...
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Atlanta History CenterCost: $12 for non-members; Free for Atlanta History Center and High Museum members
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Leaders from Atlanta History Center and the High Museum of Art mark both institutions’ centennials with a conversation about how the museums have evolved with Atlanta and the role museums play in building a vibrant city.
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UPDATE: The Battle of Atlanta cyclorama painting was moved to the Atlanta History Center as part of a project announced in 2014. The old Cyclorama building in Grant Park has been remodeled as an event space and became part of the Atlanta Zoo.
At 358 feet long, the Cyclorama claims to be the larges...
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Founded in 1926, the center includes the Atlanta History Museum featuring signature and traveling exhibitions, the 1845 Tullie Smith Farm, the 1928 Swan House mansion, research archives/special libraries and 33 acres of gardens. $10-$15.
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The house where much of Gone with the Wind was written beckons to tourists and native Atlantans alike who want to understand more about the author of the most popular novel of all time. The house also plays an important part in keeping Atlanta's literary scene alive through regular events with local...
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