- Arts Fort Worth
- Asheville Tours
- Atlanta History Center
- Atlanta Music Maps
- "The South Got Something to Say": Origins of Hip Hop in the Dirty South
- A Journey of Black Female Artists in Atlanta
- An Atlanta Paradox: Observing Racial Inequality in a City Too Busy to Hate
- Atlanta's Indie Folk Scene
- Blues in Atlanta Tour
- Classic Female Blues Singers
- Donald Glover's 'Atlanta'
- Gender in Genres of Atlanta's Music Industry
- Otis Redding: The King of Soul's Impact Throughout Atlanta
- OutKast: The OG ATLiens
- The Growth of Expression
- The Queer Voice in Popular Music
- The Relationship Between Intensity and Poverty: How Poor People Scream
- Women in Mainstream Atlantan Hip Hop and R&B
- AugustaTours
- Battle of Atlanta
- Campus Tours
- Chinatown and Little Italy Tours
- Chinese Communities in Atlanta
- ECDS
- Carsulae Bath Plan (mockup 2)
- Carsulae Baths Aerial (mockup)
- Emory Quadrangle Architecture Tour
- Exploring Falda's Rome - GPS Enabled Tour
- Exploring Falda's Rome - Overall Map Mockup
- Exploring Falda's Rome - Piazza del Popolo Mockup
- Exploring Falda's Rome - Piazza della Rotonda Mockup
- Modern Architecture in Atlanta
- Woodruff Library Pollinator Garden
- Emory German Tours
- Emory School of Medicine
- Freedom Park
- GSU Walking Tours
- Georgia Humanities
- A Seat at the Table:” A Social History of Savannah Foodways
- Americus History Trails: Hold On, Keep Your Eyes on the Prize
- Americus History Trails: Off the Beaten Path Architecture and History
- Americus History Trails: Postcard Tour
- Americus History Trails: The Classic Driving Tour
- Augusta's Golden Blocks
- Buried History: Savannah's African American Legacy, Downtown Walking Tour
- Buried History: Savannah's African American Legacy, Driving Tour
- Cherokee County Black History
- Georgia WWII Heritage Trail in Thomaston Georgia
- New Horizons: Immigration to Historic Savannah
- Overcoming Segregation
- Pembroke Historic Walking Tour
- SANKOFA DRIVING TRAIL
- Social Studies Storytelling in Statesboro
- Southeast DeKalb Driving Tour
- The #TUOR Project: Route 1
- The #TUOR Project: Route 2
- The #TUOR Project: Route 3
- Touring Thomaston, an Fascinating Place to Visit
- Trail of Tears: Indian Removal in Georgia
- Walking Tour of Cartersville's African American Business District: 1870-1940
- Westview Cemetery Tour
- Guy Gabon Artiviste
- Guy Gabon Soufriere Sensible
- Historic Rural Churches
- Industrial Atlanta
- Institute of African Studies
- Kingfield Walking Tours
- Little 5 Points
- Middle Passage Markers
- Alabama: Trans-Atlantic Voyage of Captive Africans to the Mobile River (Africatown)
- Alabama: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Mobile Bay
- Connecticut: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Middletown
- Connecticut: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to New London
- Delaware: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Wilmington
- Florida: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Amelia Island
- Florida: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Pensacola
- Florida: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to St. Augustine
- Georgia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Jekyll Island
- Georgia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Sapelo Sound (Darien)
- Georgia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Savannah
- Georgia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Tybee and Cockspur Islands
- Maine: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Kittery
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Calvert County
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Charles County
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to London Town (Edgewater)
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Oxford
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Prince George's County
- Maryland: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to St. Mary's County
- Massachusetts: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Boston
- Mississippi: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Biloxi
- New Jersey: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Camden
- New Jersey: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Perth Amboy
- New York: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to New York-New Jersey Harbor
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Bath
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Beaufort
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Brunswick
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to New Bern
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Portsmouth Island
- North Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Wilmington
- Pennsylvania: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Philadelphia
- Puerto Rico: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Humacao
- Puerto Rico: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Ponce
- Rhode Island (Bristol): The Trans-Atlantic Human Trade
- Rhode Island (Warren): The Trans-Atlantic Human Trade
- Rhode Island: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Newport
- Rhode Island: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Providence
- South Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Beaufort/Port Royal
- South Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Georgetown
- South Carolina: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Sullivan's Island and James Island
- Texas: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to the Sabine Lake and River Region (Port Arthur)
- Virginia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Bermuda Hundred and Osborne's Landing
- Virginia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Fredericksburg
- Virginia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Richmond
- Virginia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to West Point
- Virginia: Trans-Atlantic Voyages of Captive Africans to Yorktown
- Millburn NJ
- Millburn Walking Tours
- Oakland Cemetery
- OpenWorld Atlanta Tours
- OssabawIsland
- PHIL 117
- Topophilia Map
- Utuado Tiene Memoria
- Vienna
- WMU Humanities
- War Ruins HK
- Wichita County Heritage Society