Georgia Archives
5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, 30260
(678) 364-3710 · more numbers below
The Georgia Archives is the state's official place for keeping old government and historical records, in Morrow just south of Atlanta. Anyone can browse historic documents online for free, ask an archivist a question, or visit to research family history. They also hold workshops and Lunch and Learn talks. Offers: Free online Virtual Vault of historic documents; Ask an Archivist questions; Research help for family history and Georgia history; Workshops and Lunch and Learn talks; Exhibits. Call 678-364-3710, use the Ask an Archivist form at georgiaarchives.org, or visit Tuesday to Saturday, 9 AM to 4 PM.
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What they offer 13
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Ask an ArchivistService
An online form for brief, factual questions about the Archives' records, research visits and services. Staff give guidance and suggestions but do not do your research for you.
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Educational Resources for Teachers and StudentsService
A page that links digitized Archives documents to the eighth grade Georgia Studies standards. Documents not yet scanned can be seen by visiting the Archives.
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Georgia Archives ServicesService
This service helps people explore old Georgia records, ask an archivist for help, and learn more about family or state history. It is for anyone who wants to search historic documents or visit the archives in Morrow.
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Media Security VaultService
State agencies and local governments can store backup copies of images and data, such as microfilm, CDs, DVDs and tape, in a secure, climate-controlled vault. Only the officials who deposited them can get copies.
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Records Management Training for Government AgenciesProgram
Training for state and local government employees on keeping, scanning, storing and getting rid of records the right way. Trainings are mostly online and last one to two hours.
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Research at the Georgia ArchivesService
Visit the Morrow building to look at original records, microfilm and books on your own. Staff can pull boxes for you if you name the records you want.
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State Records CenterService
A storage center in Austell where state agencies, and some other public bodies, keep temporary records. Records stay the property of the agency that sent them.
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Tour and Facility Use RequestsService
You can ask for a tour of the Archives or ask to use its space by filling out a request form. Requests depend on availability.
Events 2
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Lunch and Learn Lectures
Fri, Nov 13 · 1:00 pm
Midday talks at the Archives on Georgia history and records. Bring your own lunch. Talks are later put on the Archives' YouTube channel.
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Exhibit: First in Our State: A Revolutionary Achievement
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An exhibit about the life, family research and legacy of Michael Nolden Henderson. It opens September 12 and runs through November 20.
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