Troup County Archives has received, from the estate of Dr. Leland Madison Park, this portrait of Dr. Thomas Randolph Lamar, by noted Georgia artist John Maier. Leland Park never resided in LaGrange but, over the years, he [...]
“There’s an app for that.” Does that statement intimidate you? Probably not, if you are a millennial or younger. If your timeline is a lengthy one; if you remember where you were when Kennedy was assassinated; if [...]
LaGrange Daily News article clipping discusses the deer population in Troup County It’s autumn, and our woodlands are resplendent with yellow, gold, and red – and fluorescent orange. Yes, it’s deer season. The people of [...]
This panoramic image was taken by Snelson Davis at a picnic of the Dixie Cotton mills employees with their families on July 5, 1927. TCA Collections Recognizing that photographs are an integral part of our [...]
Many of the foods featured in our latest exhibit, Gather ‘Round the Table: Troup County’s Culinary History, became Southern favorites after long and convoluted journeys from exotic origins. That is not the case with pecans. A [...]
When James Bond enjoyed his martini, “shaken, not stirred,” it is likely that the pimento, stuffed in the olive that garnished his favorite cocktail was grown in Troup or a neighboring county. Of course, Agent 007 is [...]
This page of Mrs. Hill's Practical Cookery and Receipt Book offers just a few of many peach recipes. TCA collections Botanists believe that peaches are native to northwestern China. By the time of the Roman [...]
This flower and scrap are part of the scrapbook of Ellen Rebecca Pattillo Callaway. TCA Collec-tions, Accessions #MS-107. Troup County Archives holds dozens of scrapbooks ranging from the Victorian Era to modern day. Each one [...]
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