Education

The Goizueta Children’s Experience – an exciting new, 5,000 square-foot space at the Atlanta History Center where kids can experience the city through play, exploration and storytelling.

Journey through Atlanta’s iconic landmarks to learn the stories and growth of our great big city.

Young learners will explore what it takes to be a helper in their community. Through engaging, interactive activities, children will build essential social skills to be a good neighbor and friend!

Journey through Atlanta’s iconic landmarks to learn the stories and growth of our great big city.

Listen to an excerpt of Chase Evans’ essay for the Forsyth Descendants Scholarship.

Listen to Patrick Phillips, author of Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America, explain the events of 1912 .

Opportunities for family fun are endless at Atlanta History Center—in our museum, historic houses, and gardens. Enjoy stretching your legs, having fun, and making memories with your little ones!

Interested in professional development opportunities for your school or district? Atlanta History Center offers additional training and resources for Social Studies educators.

During November and December Smith Farm and Wood Cabin will be activated with additional activities for families visiting during the holiday season.

Treat your students to an end-of-year virtual field trip to the Atlanta History Center! During the month of May, Atlanta History Center will offer FREE virtual experiences to Georgia teachers and their classes.

Using the 1912 tax returns and Aero Atlas Map Books, the Digital Storytelling Team at Atlanta History Center mapped the approximate locations of former Black property owners in Forsyth County

Bring Atlanta History Center to your classroom! Presentations are uniquely designed to be an extension of what students are learning.

Learn about how hosting the 1996 Summer Olympics shaped the city of Atlanta.