Visit Project Project Details
Curiosity Corner is a series of online publications, which features historical items or collections from the Fulton County Schools (GA) Teaching Museum and Archives. These interactive issues highlight the historical context of primary source-based content through a series of links and downloadable images that can be used by researchers, hobbyists, local historians, educators and students, who benefit from making connections between local primary sources and greater historical themes.
Subjects or Themes
Education, Progressive Era, Reconstruction, African American history, Women, Native American history, Civil Rights, School integration
Project Language(s)
English
Time Period
Geographic Location
Project Categories
Content Type
Images, Artifacts, Teacher Resources, Mapping
Target Audience(s)
Creators
Fulton County Schools (GA) Teaching Museum and Archives Staff:
Jena Sibille, Curator
Amanda Smith, Museum Educator
Mike Santrock, Archivist
Fulton County Schools Social Studies Staff:
Crystal Flowers, Director of Social Studies
Sade Stanton
Samantha Bazzell-Oliver
Year(s)
2017-present
Host Institution / Affiliation / Project Location
Fulton County Schools (GA) Teaching Museum and Archives
Software Employed
Labor and Support
Curiosity Corner is produced through the research and drafting performed by the Fulton County Schools Teaching Museum and Archives staff listed above. Each edition is vetted by the Fulton County Schools Social Studies and Humanities Department staff, before it is returned to the archivist to be uploaded to the district's webpage, where all past editions are housed.
Curiosity Corner is published five times yearly, during each school term. While some editions require more research and collaboration than others, editions require 2-3 months from project beginning to date of posting.
Project Cost
Partnerships, funding sources, or grant-funding acknowledgement
Curiosity Corner is funded in part by a grant from the Georgia Humanities Council.
Partnerships include New Georgia Encyclopedia, Atlanta History Center, Center for Civil and Human Rights (Atlanta), and High Museum of Art (Atlanta).