Victoria Lemos

Archive Atlanta

History EN ↓ 303 episodes

A weekly history podcast about the people, places and events that shaped the city of Atlanta, GA.

Author

Victoria Lemos

Category

History

Latest episode

Jun 5, 2026

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Episodes

1906 Race Riot 18.01.2019

After promising this episode week after week, I'm finally bringing you the story of the 1906 Race Riot. Learn about what caused these 4 days of deadly violence, how it changed the city forever, inspired the formation of the NAACP, and created Sweet Auburn. Links Mentioned: https://blackpast.org/racial-violence-united-states-1660 https://www.amazon.com/Veiled-Visions-Reshaping-American-Relations/dp...

Atlanta Fire Department 11.01.2019

This week I was lucky to spend hours with former Chief Joe Tolbert, a 5th generation Atlanta firefighter. Today's episode covers all the amazing history of the Atlanta Fire Department, how they fought fires, Atlanta's historic stations and how you can thank you local firefighters this weekend. Links: https://legeros.com/history/atlanta/atlanta.pdf   Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com FB:  www.faceb...

Piedmont Park 04.01.2019

Possibly Atlanta most famous park, we've all visited at least once. Whether it's the Dogwood Festival, Music Midtown or the finish-line of the Peachtree Road Race...these are just some of the hundreds of reason to visit Piedmont Park. Today I'm telling you about the early history of the land, two important expositions, as well history that will make you notice and appreciate the park in a new way....

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