The Atlanta Preservation Center's month-long deep dive into Atlanta's historic mansions, hidden secrets, and a bordello or ...

Atlanta's history comes alive at one incredible location that brings the past right to your doorstep. The Atlanta History Center invites you to explore the people, moments, and ideas that shaped the ...

When HIStory Was Watching' event honors civil rights legacies, featuring Ambassador Andrew Young discussing the preservation ...

WABE-TV series (re)Defining History returns for its second season. Over four episodes, the docuseries delves into the history of Atlanta, the South, and its forgotten figures, places and moments.

The "Atlanta's Journey for Civil Rights Bike Tour" is one of several treks led by Bicycle Tours of Atlanta, and celebrates the city's rich civil rights history. The three-hour guided tour explores ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back then, they called it Whitehall Street. Today, it’s the Five Points station, where trains rattle beneath pavement and buses ...

An investor has purchased the building at 125 Edgewood Ave., the first Atlanta bottling operation for Coca-Cola.

A cemetery once described as "tainted" has grown into one of the largest and most historic burial grounds in Atlanta, holding more than a century of Black history. South-View Cemetery was founded in ...

Atlanta Public Schools students put their knowledge to the test at the annual Black History Bowl, tackling questions on local and national Black history.

Many of those gathered at The Gathering Spot on Tuesday for the Black History Month program "When HIStory Was Watching: A ...

As Channel 2 Action News celebrates Black History Month and “Legacies in the Making,” we’re highlighting outstanding Georgians writing the next chapter of Black history.