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Fire's 80th Anniversary Approaches

December 7, 2026 will be the 80th anniversary of the Winecoff Hotel fire. If you're interested in knowing more about the Winecoff fire in advance of the fire's anniversary please feel free to write to...

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Seventy-Nine Years of Fire Safety Progress Honors Fire's Victims

FireRescue1, a website devoted to promoting fire safety, has written an article about Atlanta's Winecoff Hotel fire. The 1946 tragedy claimed 119 lives but has been a wellspring of lessons benefiting...

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Winecoff Fire Co-Author Pens New Book

Winecoff Fire co-author, Sam Heys, again finds himself on the campus of Auburn University to explore the pivotal role sports played in easing Deep South racial tensions in the late 1960s. His newest...

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Axios Remebers The Winecoff Fire on 78th Anniversary

Thomas Wheatley has written a piece on Atlanta's Winecoff Hotel fire and its vital role in advancing fire safety standards around the world. Read it on Axois here or MSN here.

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Janet Cox & Winecoff Authors To Speak Oct. 8th

Janet Cox, the daughter of Winecoff fire survivor Dorothy Moen Cox will speak to the Dekalb County Historical Society Tuesday October 8th at 6:30 p.m. She will share photos, videos and memorabilia of...

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Beloved Georgia Minister Truett Gannon Passes

Rev. Dr. J. Truett Gannon, a beloved Georgia Baptist minister and eyewitness to the 1946 Winecoff Hotel fire died July 18, 2024. Services will be held at Smoke Rise Baptist Church, 5901 Hugh Howell Rd,...

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Winecoff Fire 77th Anniversary Today

 Atlanta, Georgia: In the early morning hours of December 7, 1946 a suspicious fire tore through the Winecoff Hotel claiming the lives of 119 people. Dozens more were injured. Despite the enormous...

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Sam Heys Pens Rosalynn Carter Tribute For AJC

See today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution, page A15, for a moving personal tribute to Rosalynn Carter written by Winecoff Fire co-author, Sam Heys. Also on AJC.com.

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The Winecoff Fire - New Media Editions

The Winecoff Fire: The Untold Story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire is also available in e-book and audio-book form.  The e-book is here.The audio-book is available on Audible, Spotify, Google Play,...

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Winecoff Fire Authors Speak at Georgia Tech

Winecoff Fire co-authors Allen B. Goodwin (L) and Sam Heys (R)Sam Heys points to firefighter Richard Ellington using his ladder to cross a ten-foot alleyway into room 1518 of the Winecoff Hotel. The...

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Who Was She?

Ruth Powell, 16When Winecoff Fire reader, Ashley Webb, 35, found an old photo among her grandmother's effects she started asking questions but got few answers from her family. "She was killed in a...

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Gainesville High School Plaque Re-Dedicated

A brief but moving ceremony was held at Gainesville High School December 7th to re-dedicate the school's plaque honoring the memory of the four senior girls - Gwen McCoy, Ella Sue Mitchum,  Suzanne...

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Gainesville, Georgia Plaque Re-Dedication December 7th

Winecoff fire victims Suzanne Moore, Ella Sue Mitchum, Gwen McCoy & Francis ThompsonThe Gainesville Times reports a brief ceremony is planned at Gainesville High School December 7th at 4:30 p.m. to...

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Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 75th Anniversay Article

In Atlanta, December 7th is a date that lives in infamy for two reasons: the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and the 1946 Winecoff Hotel fire. Veteran Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Bo Emerson has...

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December 7th is the 75th anniversary of the Winecoff Hotel fire that killed 119 people, shook Georgia to its roots and inflicted much lasting misery - but ultimately impacted fire safety codes around...

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Winecoff Book Makes New-Media Debut

 The Winecoff Fire: The Untold Story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire is now available in e-book and audio-book form.  The e-book is here.The audio-book is available on Google Play, Chirp, Scribd and...

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Winecoff Book's New-Media Debut Ahead

The Winecoff Fire: The Untold Story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire is now available in e-book format and will soon be available as an audio-book. Look for more details on winecoff.org in November....

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Vintage Goodson Family Photos Surface

Gladys Goodson and son, Joe III circa 1943Newly discovered photos of the Goodson family of Clay City, Illinois have surfacd. Cheryl Fowler tells the story of her discovery here. The photos are here. 

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A Once in a Lifetime Test of Courage

Grover C. Williams 1939Friday night in Atlanta, the war was over and a festive atmosphere pervaded the city. After a night on the town, 35-year-old Grover Williams and a buddy were looking for a room....

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Winecoff Fire 74th Anniversary Articles

 Seventy-four years ago today Atlanta's Winecoff Hotel burned. 119 perished. Ed Grisamore has written about the fire for The Macon Telegraph. His anniversary article is here. Also, The...

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