Atlanta History Center
Doug and I made time to visit the Atlanta History Center (AHC) since there were four exhibits that we wanted to see, one of which was temporary and so we wanted to make sure we …
Tag: Georgia
Architecture / Books / History / Museums
The Foxfire Museum
The Foxfire Museum in Mountain City, Ga., must have one of the most unique origin stories I’ve ever heard. In 1966, an English teacher at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School created a magazine with his students, researching …
Art of the Brick: Atlanta
Doug is a huge LEGO fan, but did you know that you can’t get into LEGO museums without being an adult accompanying a child? Besides the negative implications of that, who exactly does LEGO think …
Atlanta Botanical Garden
I discovered how to get Doug to a botanical garden as a willing participant – trolls! The Atlanta Botanical Garden (ABG) has an exhibition of Thomas Dambo trolls through September 17th, so we decided to …
High Museum of Art
We weren’t planning on stopping at the High Museum of Art, but it was a typical hot and sticky August Atlanta day, so we decided to fill a little extra time by popping in –– …
Delta Flight Museum
As a former Delta frequent flier (I’m still a fan, but my greatly-reduced post-pandemic travel needs no longer qualify as an elite), I have spent a lot of time on Delta flights and have been …
The Road to Tara Museum
Gone With the Wind (GWTW) by Margaret Mitchell, the American classic published in 1936, is set in Atlanta and Clayton County, Ga. The Road to Tara Museum is in Jonesboro, Ga., in the heart of …