The mission of Historic Augusta, Inc. is to preserve historically or architecturally significant sites in Augusta and Richmond County, Georgia.
Historic Augusta, Inc. is a private, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the preservation of the historic built environment of Augusta and Richmond County, Georgia. Chartered in 1965, the organization has approximately 1,500 members. In the fall of 2004 the offices of the organization moved to the historic Joseph R. Lamar Boyhood Home at 415 Seventh Street. The Lamar House is next door to another property owned by Historic Augusta, the Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson at 419 Seventh Street.
Connect with us on Instagram
Stay up to date with Historic Augusta's
Endangered Properties List
Find information on newly endangered historic properties as well as updates on previous year’s entries in the 2025 issue of Historic Augusta’s Endangered Properties List.
Find a digital version of the 2025 EPL HERE!
‘Then Again’ podcast - Woodrow Wilson’s GA Connections
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.
City of Augusta Holds Ceremony for Acquisition of the Rev. C.T. Walker House
President of Historic Augusta, Inc. George Bush gives background on the Rev. Charles T. Walkter and his house, which was recently sold to the city.
Endangered Properties
Protecting Historic Sites
Join Historic Augusta and help make a difference in preserving the history and heritage of our beautiful city.
Partners in Preservation
Historic Augusta gratefully acknowledges our annual sponsors! If you or your company would like to sponsor our projects and programs, please click the link below. Annual sponsors of Historic Augusta receive the greatest level of exposure to our audience through exclusive print and digital advertising, group admission to all of our top events, and more! We can also create a custom package to better suit your interests.