April History Symposium - Tracing Footsteps

From the venue:

The 2026 April History Symposium will bring four speakers to the Georgia Archives for two days of discussion on Revolutionary Georgia and the people, loyalties, and legacies that shaped it. This year’s program, Tracing Footsteps: Beyond the Founding Story in Revolutionary Georgia, will feature presentations by Dr. Gregory Nobles, Dr. Robert S. Davis, Dr. Greg Brooking, and Katie Brackett. Sessions will explore the American Revolution as a wider continental conflict, the life and legacy of Austin Dabney, the political role of Royal Governor Sir James Wright, and the enduring legend of Nancy Hart in Georgia memory. The symposium will be held April 10 to 11 at the Georgia Archives in Morrow. Registration is free and open to the public.