Georgia History – Longleaf Journal

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23.12.2022

The 1926 Atlanta Banking Crisis: “Three or more crooks, sharpers or fools may apply to the Secretary of State and secure a (bank) charter.”

US involvement in World War I was relatively brief and left our European allies deeply in financial debt…

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28.11.2022

My mother’s father, Calvin Sego, moved to the little town of Gough in 1919. The village was itself…

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15.02.2020

When I am speaking to various groups and am asked the question “What Indians lived here?” my answer…

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13.02.2020

I am a subscriber to Brian Brown”s wonderful photo blog, Vanishing South Georgia . If you feel affection…

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08.01.2020

I have been a professional historian all my adult life and know that it is often sentiment that…

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05.09.2019

Occasionally I stumble across interesting historical sites that are virtually unknown except to those living nearby. This is…

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03.09.2019

George Galphin and the Indian Trade in the Era of the American Revolution While much of their story…