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Archive Atlanta

Victoria Lemos
Atlanta
Georgia
Civil Rights Movement
Civil War
Great Depression
World War II
Desegregation
Coca-Cola
Georgia State University
WABE FM
Lustron Homes
Dogwood Festival
Piedmont Hospital
VA Hospitals
Dick Lane Velodrome
Graffiti
Georgia Tech
Alex Cooley
Miss Sepia
Black Press

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

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes303Founded8 years ago
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Latest Episodes

This week, I got the chance to interview Megan Maloof, the general manager of Atlanta's iconic Manuel's Tavern. We talked about her grandfather founding the tavern, his hopes for a space for community, the long time employees and patrons. I found out... more

I am taking a podcasting summer break and will return July 17th.

This week, we're talking about the 1933 kidnapping of prominent Atlanta banker James King Ottley Sr. during the height of the Great Depression, when ransom kidnappings were rising across the country. After being abducted outside his Buckhead estate a... more

This week’s episode explores the history of Agnes Scott College, from its origins as a small, church-founded seminary in 1889 to its rise as a nationally respected women’s college. Rooted in the 19th-century female seminary movement, the school grew ... more

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Recent Guests

Megan Maloof
General manager at Manuel's Tavern, granddaughter of the original owner Manuel Maloof
Manuel's Tavern
Episode: Manuel's Tavern (Interview w/ Megan Maloof)
Cynthia Jennings
Researcher and co-host discussing Atlanta Green Book listings
Private researcher/archivist for Archive Atlanta
Episode: Atlanta Women of the Green Book (Interview w/ Cynthia Jennings)
Tami Roche
A former Burlesque dancer and performer known for her iconic champagne glass bathtub act
Episode: Tami Roche
Cliff Norris
Development Director with Atlanta Freedom Bands
Atlanta Freedom Bands
Episode: Atlanta Freedom Bands + Voices of Note
David Aurilio
Executive Director for Voices of Note and President of ACWA
Voices of Note
Episode: Atlanta Freedom Bands + Voices of Note
Matthew Norwood
Pastor of Bible Way Ministries for over 44 years
Bible Way Ministries
Episode: Oral History (Matthew Norwood)
Dr. Julie B. Johnson
A dance artist, educator, and researcher on faculty at Spelman College in the Department of Dance Performance and Choreography.
Spelman College
Episode: Dancing in Darktown (Interview w/ Dr. Julie B. Johnson)
Stan Washington
Editor at Large at The Atlanta Voice
The Atlanta Voice
Episode: Black Press (Interview w/ Stan Washington)
Marty Padgett
Author of 'The Many Passions of Michael Hardwick, Sex in the Supreme Court in the Age of AIDS.'
Episode: Bowers v. Hardwick (Interview w/ Martin Padgett)

Host

Victoria Lamos
Host of Archive Atlanta

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 642 ratings
  • The best ATL history

    Victoria is an amazing resource and researcher. I’m in real estate and her episodes on neighborhoods and villages are winners!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eric.in.decatur
    United Statesa year ago
  • Really great podcast

    I always look forward to one of these dropping. Victoria is so smart and knowledgeable and a great presenter. I only wish the episodes were longer. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AtomicBamBam
    United Statesa year ago
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    Archive Atlanta is an incredible podcast! Each episode dives deep into the fascinating history of Atlanta, covering the people, places, and events that have shaped the city. It's informative, engaging, and perfect for history enthusiasts. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to learn more about Atlanta's rich past!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andieo1997
    United States2 years ago
  • Wanna be a better Atlantan? Listen to this podcast.

    I really enjoy walking around the city of Atlanta and listening to Victoria’s podcast. I keep my headphone in only one ear to listen for traffic, but in the other ear, I hear a magnificent and complete story about this bold and complex city.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alaskanneil
    United States2 years ago
  • Fascinating!

    Every time I listen I find myself grabbing a pen and paper to write down another spot I want to check out in Atlanta!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    my temp phone
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners praise deep, well-researched history and engaging storytelling.
Fans highlight strong local relevance and curated neighborhood stories.
Audience notes the host's passion and ability to connect past and present in Atlanta.

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Listener Q&A - Vol. 5
Q: What is the most frustrating part of research?
Access to sources and the difficulties in researching women and African American history.
Listener Q&A - Vol. 5
Q: Does your family share your nerdy research/history interests?
Not all of them, but my husband shares an interest in military history.
Listener Q&A - Vol. 5
Q: What do you think Atlantins need to do to fall in love with their city?
I think you have to learn about it to really love Atlanta.
Listener Q&A - Vol. 5
Q: If you unexpectedly received $5 million and you weren't allowed to save it, what would you use it for?
I would buy all of the historic houses that are falling apart, particularly in rural areas.
Bowers v. Hardwick (Interview w/ Martin Padgett)
Q: Can you give us a brief story of Michael Hardwick's life?
Michael Hardwick was born in South Florida and had a fluid life moving between states, working in various capacities while being involved in LGBTQ+ activism. His life changed dramatically when he became the center of a significant Supreme Court case regarding sodomy laws.

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What is Archive Atlanta about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A history-focused series exploring the people, places, and events that shaped Atlanta. Episodes weave archival research with narrative storytelling to illuminate neighborhoods, notable figures, social movements, and urban development. The show frequently ties local history to broader themes like civil rights, transportation, and cultural change, often featuring deep dives into specific sites, organizations, and moments that residents find meaningful. Listeners can expect concise, well-researched episodes that spark curiosity about Atlanta's past and its ongoing influence on the present and future of the city.

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Recent guests on Archive Atlanta include:

1. Megan Maloof
2. Cynthia Jennings
3. Tami Roche
4. Cliff Norris
5. David Aurilio
6. Matthew Norwood
7. Dr. Julie B. Johnson
8. Stan Washington

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