This map-based digital essay explores the history of Georgia Avenue, formerly an important commercial thoroughfare south of downtown Atlanta and now the southern edge of Georgia State University’s campus.
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Originally Atlanta’s first modern parking garage, Kell Hall began as a 1920s “automobile hotel” and later became Georgia State’s inaugural permanent building, illustrating urban ambition, cost‑effective development, and adaptive reuse.
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No one expected Atlanta to win the bid to host the 1996 Olympics, including most Atlantans. The ’96 Games would be the one hundredth anniversary of the modern games, and…
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Atlanta’s evolution from a railroad hub to a car-centered city inspired innovative urban designs, including elevated streets and platforms to separate people from traffic and rail congestion. This exhibit explores…
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This exhibit uses the original printed materials donated to Special Collections and Archives. These items are comprised of correspondence, legal documents, notes and research materials, photographs, and artifacts belonging to…
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Explore the rise and fall of Atlanta's late-1800s to early-1900s prostitution district, once located where the heart of Georgia State University's downtown campus now stands.
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This exhibit examines visual storytelling in the archives from various mediums, including cartoons, comics, advertisements, public art, and music to highlight the multitude of visuals that can be found and…
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This exhibit explores feminist theater in Atlanta. What is feminist theater? Feminist theater is the application of feminist perspectives and analysis in the theater space. It grew out of the…
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