The Georgia Archives will be closed on Friday, July 3, and Saturday July 4, in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
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The Georgia Archives preserves the records that tell the story of Georgia and its people. Since 1918, we have collected and cared for the state's most valuable historical documents.
Explore our website or visit our facility in Morrow, GA to learn more about our collections, research spaces, and educational programming. Whether you're researching your family, studying Georgia history, or managing public records, we're here to help.
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View all scheduled lectures, exhibits, and special events at the Georgia Archives from July through December 2026.
The June issue of From the Vaults is now available. Read the latest news, research resources, and upcoming events.
Join the Georgia Archives and Georgia Genealogical Society on June 27 for Preserving Family History. Space is limited, and registration closes Thursday, June 25. Register today!
Only two dates remain to view Georgia’s recorded copy of the Declaration of Independence: June 30 and July 10. The full exhibit remains open through July 18.
Only one workshop remains in the 2026 Conservation and Preservation Workshop Series: Introduction to Book Repair, offered in person July 20-22. Click on the link to learn more.
Bring your lunch and join us at the Georgia Archives for Lunch and Learn, noon to 1:00 p.m. Lectures will be made available on our YouTube channel after the event.
