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The article announces that the Georgia Historical Society has access to thirty new archival collections available for research, including the Sayler family papers, 1940s-2011, the Emma and Lee Adler papers, 1962-2003, and the Richards family photograph album, 1869.

The article announces the availability of the James Jordan Collection of Lamar Family Papers for researchers at the Georgia Historical Society Research Center.

The article announces that forty-six archival collections are now available for research from the Georgia Historical Society, including the Herman W. Coolidge papers, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge 'Albany' photographs, and the Georgia Society of Colonial Dames of America 1922 Historic Savannah Calendar.

The Georgia Historical Society announced that seven additional archival collections are available for research as of 2016, including a collection of hurricane preparation photographs from 1940, Cobb family papers from about 1800 through the 1970s, and photographs from 1898 and 1929.

The article announces that Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi plans to digitize the archival collection of the papers of civil rights activist Dr. Hector P. Garcia (1914-1996). The Georgia Historical Society has several archival collections available for research including: German Country Club records, 1884-2010 (MS 2619); Olive Jordan scrap­book, 1925-1928 (MS 2651); and the Jon Saulson collection of Lila and William Saulson travel memorabilia, 1943-circa 2000 (MS 2654).