The Center for Public History at the University of West Georgia is working on several projects related to music, textiles, and historic sites in Georgia. These include producing a CD of shape-note hymns, developing the West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail focusing on mill towns, assisting with the "New Harmonies" Smithsonian exhibit tour in Georgia, creating interpretive signs and materials for the Leake archaeological site, developing educational programs at Goldworth Farm, researching the history of Carl Sandburg National Historic Site, and creating an interactive kiosk about Georgia political leader Thomas B. Murphy. The Center is also working with Carrollton on interpretive signs about the city's former textile industry.