
A short podcast about history, names and places, primarily in Northeast Georgia. Centers on Habersham, Banks, Franklin, Stephens and Hall counties. From colonial times, the Civil War, and today.
Episodes

Jan 19, 2025
Jan 19, 2025
10 min
Songs about crime- particularly murder- have been popular since the 1600's. Today, we'll look at a few murder ballads that have ties to Georgia.
The Moving Through Georgia book is available on Amazon.
But they are dead - A look at mourning and notable burials in Northeast Georgia

Jan 15, 2025
Jan 15, 2025
14 min
Thomas Holley Chivers was a poet from Georgia who influenced, and was influenced by, Edgar Allen Poe. In time he would accuse Poe of stealing his work.

Jan 12, 2025
Jan 12, 2025
4 min
A short story of a pro-Union industrialist trying to preserve his business in the Confederacy.
The Moving Through Georgia book is available on Amazon.
But they are dead - A look at mourning and notable burials in Northeast Georgia

Jan 12, 2025
Jan 12, 2025
12 min
In 1863 a group of Georgians from Fannin County traveled \North to Tennessee to join the Union Army. They were met by some bandits and shot. Today it's two stories of Union sympathisers in Northeast Georgia.
The Moving Through Georgia book is available on Amazon.
But they are dead - A look at mourning and notable burials in Northeast Georgia

Jan 5, 2025
Jan 5, 2025
13 min
Did Dade County in Northwest Georgia really secede from Georgia before the Civil War? Some people who lived there believed it, and even Harry Truman sent a congratulatory telegram when the state finally decided to put aside its differences and rejoin the Union- in 1945!
The Moving Through Georgia book is available on Amazon.
But they are dead - A look at mourning and notable burials in Northeast Georgia

Nov 29, 2024
Nov 29, 2024
13 min
a Black Friday Special!
Did Ronald Reagan really think kids should own and love a Cabbage Patch Doll? Are there Cabbage Patch Kids laid to rest in a cemetery in Cleveland? This one gets a little dark as we explore the rumors and stories surrounding Cabbage Patch Kids.
The Moving Through Georgia book is available on Amazon.
But they are dead - A look at mourning and notable burials in Northeast Georgia

Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024
10 min
A ghost troubles a family near Savannah. This was a widely reported phenomenon from 1872, possibly the most famous Georgia ghost. Also, some people from Massachusetts are jerks.
This will be the last episode in this series. Please stay subscribed- more will come in January!
This year I'll have History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem tours of both Cornelia and Clarkesville. Clarkesville with more history and ghosts, Cornelia will be more moonshine and true crime! All are $10 each (Cash, Card, Venmo, Cashapp), and happen every weekend from September 13 through November 3.
Clarkesville: Meet at the theater on Washington St Friday at 7:00 or Sunday at 5:30
Cornelia: Meet at the train depot Saturday at 7:00
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Oct 20, 2024

Oct 20, 2024
Oct 20, 2024
12 min
Today some notes on a book detailing the history of Jackson County, and the tale of a mysterious creature that guards the gates of Hell- in Winder.
This year I'll have History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem tours of both Cornelia and Clarkesville. Clarkesville with more history and ghosts, Cornelia will be more moonshine and true crime! All are $10 each (Cash, Card, Venmo, Cashapp), and happen every weekend from September 13 through November 3.
Clarkesville: Meet at the theater on Washington St Friday at 7:00 or Sunday at 5:30
Cornelia: Meet at the train depot Saturday at 7:00
More information at:

Oct 13, 2024
Oct 13, 2024
7 min
As we get closer to Halloween, lets take a look at some lore from Tallulah Gorge. First, a reverend disappears in the river. Sixty years later a hideous monster is found.
This year I'll have History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem tours of both Cornelia and Clarkesville. Clarkesville with more history and ghosts, Cornelia will be more moonshine and true crime! All are $10 each (Cash, Card, Venmo, Cashapp), and happen every weekend from September 13 through November 3.
Clarkesville: Meet at the theater on Washington St Friday at 7:00 or Sunday at 5:30
Cornelia: Meet at the train depot Saturday at 7:00
More information at:
