Hugh T. Harrington

Hugh Harrington is an historian and author of early middle Georgia history. His books describe Milledgeville and Baldwin County history in an entertaining, yet factual, way. He has also compiled Thomas Clarkson Thompson's narratives written after the Civil War and Lt. Howard G. Rath's and Lt. Hugh Smith Thompson's experiences as aviators in World War I. Harrington is also known as a writer on the American Revolution and Sherlock Holmes. His articles and books are backed by meticulous research using primary resources wherever possible.

First to Bomb - The World War I Diary of Lt. Howard G. Rath, Bombardier, 96th Aero Squadron

Narratives of Thomas Clarkson Thompson

Four Months in Day Bombardment: Hugh Smith Thompson

Destiny's Wings - Four Months in Day Bombardment: the Story of Lt. Hugh S. Thompson

The Boy Soldier: Edwin Jemison and the Most Remarkable Portrait of the Civil War

Annie Abbott, "The Little Georgia Magnet," and the True Story of Dixie Haygood

Civil War Milledgeville: Tales from the Confederate Capital of Georgia

More Milledgeville Memories

Remembering Milledgeville: Historic Tales from Georgia's Antebellum Capital

The American Revolution

Hugh's involvement with Sherlock Holmes

More publications by Hugh