

The mission of Historic Augusta, Inc. is to preserve historically or architecturally significant sites in Augusta and Richmond County, Georgia.
News and Events
Listen and learn as our venerable executive director, Erick Montgomery, discusses Woodrow Wilson’s Georgia connections on Northeast Georgia History Center’s Then Again podcast.
Learn about the rehabilitation on the Hammond House conducted by our Board of Trustees member, James O’Neal.
Charles Hammond House Update
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Endangered Properties
Founded in 1783 shortly after the American Revolution, the Academy of Richmond County has remained as Augusta’s flagship school since then, and is considered the oldest school in Georgia. In 1802, the school relocated to this building that is well … Read more
SAVED!! Historic Augusta is pleased that the revised site plan for the new IT building will no longer include the total demolition of the Court of Ordinary building. Only the northern additions will be removed, leaving the main building intact. … Read more