As mentioned on 13
September 2012 in Upfront with NGS, the GA Archives is scheduled to
close to the public on 1 November 2012 (except by appointment).
The community has been very busy in the month since that
announcement!
1. The genealogists in Georgia
2. A slide show has been created to explain more about the
situation and its impact, http://www.fogah.org/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/gaemergencydeckweb.pdf.
Do check it out.
3. Your National Genealogical Society (NGS) has mailed a letter to the Governor with copies to the
Secretary of State, Attorney General, and key legislators.
We all benefit from the existence of archives
and we all lose when archives close!
Have you done something to help keep the GA
archives open? Let us know!
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