Getting ready for school to start up again?  This is a quick overview of Banks County schools put together from notes written by a former superintendent.  Pay attention- there's a quiz at the end!

Did the men and women of Walter Raleigh's Lost Colony travel through Northeast Georgia on their journey from North Carolina?  Follow the story of some of Georgia's oldest roadside markers, possibly telling a story of survival, loss, and courage.

An overview of the units that trained at Camp Toccoa, and the eventual transition of the camp after the war.

A short hike around Currahee Mountain, and the history found on the way.  Civil War veterans, Moonshiners, and two men hiding out in a cave.  A lot happened on this mountain, so this is part one.

Three people from Northeast Georgia who fought for our country, including the Revolution, Civil War, and both World Wars.

Two quick stories; a brave American patriot makes the British fear him, and a foolish British officer underestimates the Americans.  Released to celebrate 500 downloads- thanks everyone!

Quick sketches of Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, and George Walton; the three men who signed the Declaration of Independence for Gerogia.

One of the loudest voices for preserving the Union, then secession.  Robert Toombs was a principal figure in Georgia before the Civil War.  

Two stories about crime and trains.  Bill Miner was a folk hero who robbed trains, a Canadian version of Billy the Kid who ended his career in Northeast Georgia.  The Great Locomotive Chase is a story of a stolen train and a dramatic chase though Georgia.

Hart County is the only Georgia county named after a woman.  The stories of Nancy Hart's exploits during the Revolutionary War are legendary.  In this episode Nancy foils spies, does a little spying herself, and defends her home against the British.