The third event in the Augusta’s Viewpoints: Understanding the Civil War reading and discussion series is scheduled for Monday, November 12, at 7pm in Washington Hall at Augusta State University. Dr. Debra van Tuyll, Professor at Augusta State University, will…
This weeks “What’s New” isn’t strictly new, but it is a useful and interesting resource that few of our patrons are familiar with or have used. Special Collection’s focus has not always been on local and university history. At one…
We are coming to the end of a very full Georgia Archives Month and, though things will slow down a little over the holidays, there is still a lot to see and experience in Augusta history. The November Augusta’s Viewpoints:…
October is a busy month in Special Collections. In addition to the fabulous Georgia Archives Month display in the main lobby of Reese Library (designed by our Outreach Librarian, Autumn, and the outreach assistant Matthew), we are also featuring a…
Saving the Voices from Augusta’s Past, a lecture series honoring the digitization of rare Augusta oral histories will conclude with a final lecture this week. The final lecture is scheduled for Wednesday, October 24. Dr. Paulette Harris will present Biography of…
Our Georgia Archives Month events with Dr. Christopher Murphy and Bill Wells were a huge hit. Be sure to visit our Georgia Archives Month display on the first floor of the library while you still have a chance!
The second event in the Augusta Viewpoints: Understanding the Civil War reading and discussion series is scheduled for Monday, October 8, at 7pm in Washington Hall at Augusta State University. Dr. Debra van Tuyll, Professor at Augusta State University, will…
Every October Reese Library Special Collections celebrates Georgia Archives Month. Georgia Archives Month is a way to celebrate the value of Georgia’s historical records, publicize the many ways historical records enrich our lives, and recognize those who maintain our communities’…
A new reading and discussion series, Augusta Viewpoints: Understanding the Civil War, will begin in September at Augusta State. The series, hosted by Reese Library, marks the beginning of commemorative programming for the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War. The first…
Reese Library is in the news again! Check it out! Augusta State, Paine College team with libraries to restore, archive audio of famous Augustans | The Augusta Chronicle.