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Stories & Legends:
Remembering the Augusta National
From Bobby Jones to Arnold Palmer to Bing Crosby, a special exhibition highlighting the personalities associated with the Augusta National Golf Club and the man behind-the-scenes, Phil Wahl, Sr., who created an atmosphere of professionalism and class.  Mr. Wahl was hired by Cliff Roberts in 1962 and managed The Augusta National and the annual Masters Tournament until his untimely death in 1978.


Items on loan from the Wahl Family

History On Canvas:

A collection of twelve paintings, commissioned by Pat Blanchard of First Bank of Georgia, depicting Augusta landmarks and events.

Paintings on loan from Frank Christian


From Ty to Cal:
A Century of Baseball in Augusta

The Curator's Corner at the Augusta Museum of History is featuring a new micro-exhibit, From Ty to Cal: A Century of Baseball in Augusta. The exhibit includes souvenirs, photographs, and game-used equipment that pertain to over 100 years of Augusta?s rich baseball history. From Ty Cobb's 1904 Augusta Tourists to the current first place Augusta GreenJackets, Augusta has been home to many dynamic baseball players and professional championship baseball teams. 

Items on loan from Milledge Murray



James Brown:
A Memorial Tribute

With the news of his passing, hundreds of fans flocked to his statue erected on Broad Street in Augusta, Georgia, draping a flag around his shoulder and flowers at his feet. James Brown: A Memorial Tribute recreates this special homage.

Greetings from Augusta
A Postcard Exhibition
Wish you were here! What a grand place!
The hotels are beautiful! Golf, day after day
- it's fantastic! The people are great!
Miss you, Augusta



   
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