HQ Function

Serves as the primary hub for all museum operations, including exhibitions, the preservation of historic houses and gardens, archival research at the Kenan Research Center, educational programming, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

Swan House (1928 mansion), Smith Family Farm (1860s farmhouse), Goizueta Gardens (33 acres of diverse gardens), Kenan Research Center, main museum building with extensive exhibition galleries, and the iconic Battle of Atlanta Cyclorama painting.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven environment fostering collaboration among historians, curators, educators, and staff dedicated to historical preservation, education, and community engagement. The culture emphasizes a passion for history and providing enriching visitor experiences.

HQ Significance:

As one of the Southeast's largest and most comprehensive history museums, the headquarters is a critical center for preserving regional heritage, facilitating historical research, and educating the public about Atlanta's and the South's multifaceted history.

Values Reflected in HQ: Stewardship of historical assets, commitment to education and research, inclusivity in storytelling, community engagement, and the pursuit of historical accuracy and interpretation.

Location:

While its physical operations are centered in Atlanta, the Atlanta History Center maintains a global presence by attracting international visitors to its museum and historic sites. Its Kenan Research Center serves scholars worldwide, and its digital collections, online exhibitions, and virtual programs extend its educational reach to a global audience interested in Atlanta and Southern U.S. history.

Street Address:

130 West Paces Ferry Road NW

City:

Atlanta

State/Province:

Georgia

Country:

USA