Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center(1903-2004)
This item details the different Historical Buildings within Quitman. Additionally, businesses that ran local advertisements in the Quitman Banner are also mentioned. Architectural details are noted about the buildings and ...
Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center(1903-2007)
This item details the different Historical Buildings within Quitman. Additionally, businesses that ran local advertisements in the Quitman Banner are also mentioned. Architectural details are noted about the buildings and ...
Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center(1876-1959)
This item details the different Historical Buildings within Quitman. Additionally, businesses that ran local advertisements in the Quitman Banner are also mentioned. Architectural details are noted about the buildings and ...
Brooks County Museum Community Archives(1928-1999)
This document is an overview of the history of locations around Brooks County, Georgia. The document begins by looking at Blue Springs and the floods that occured within the town in 1928. Dixie, Georgia is also discussed ...
This poster advertises a concert featuring The Isaacs, a Grammy-nominated gospel group renowned for their blend of gospel, country, and bluegrass music. The Isaacs are celebrated for their multi-Dove Award-winning performances ...
Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center(1893-2008)
This document provides a comprehensive history of the founding and development of the towns of Morven, Barney, and Barwick, Georgia. It includes essays, newspaper clippings, photographs, and detailed oral history accounts ...
Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center(1895-1999)
This document provides a comprehensive history of Quitman and Pavo, Georgia, highlighting their development from early settlements to thriving communities. It includes photographs, essays, newspaper clippings, and oral ...
Edmondson, Stephen W.(Quitman Brooks County Museum and Cultural Center, 2021-09)
Edmonson, Stephen W. "1918 Murder and Lynching that Followed - Fact or Fiction," September 2021 from the Brooks County Museum. Includes essay "The Murder of C. Hampton Smith, May 1918 And Lynchings Following It," A letter ...
