Join Amy Albers at the Marietta History Center on September 16 at 6 pm for an exciting lecture on Colonial Georgia’s hidden history. Don’t miss out on this chance to uncover intriguing stories from the past.
Albers, a Georgia Room Library Assistant, is set to give a talk on The Secrets and Scandals of Colonial Georgia. The lecture aims to provide a peek into the unsavory and little-known events that have long been overshadowed by the grand narrative of Georgia's history. Following her talk, Albers will openly engage in a Q&A session with the audience, ready to expand on the evening's revelations.
Holding an MLIS from Valdosta State University, Albers is known both within her community in Marietta and beyond as a resourceful guide through the complex branches of genealogy and the nuances of historical research. Her writings, often touching on eclectic subjects such as travel and parenting, reflect a diverse span of interests, providing her with a distinctive voice that is expected to resonate through her presentation.
The Marietta History Center encourages those interested to secure their spot online in advance. Tickets are priced at $10 for non-members and $5 for Museum Members. If you happen to be a member, shoot an email to Christa McCay at [email protected] to receive a link for discounted tickets. Just remember, if the MHC were to cancel, only then will refunds be issued.
The MHC remains dedicated to bringing the community together by narrating compelling historical tales and presenting enriching experiences. Holding onto the power of curiosity, it continues to be a beacon for those who seek to understand the layered stories of Marietta. So mark your calendars for September 16 and make your way down to 1 Depot Street, Marietta, GA 30060, for an evening that promises to bring history to life in the most unexpected ways.
