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Gretsch Exhibitions by Georgia Southern University

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Collection preserves artifacts from Gretsch Exhibitions hosted by Georgia Southern University.

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  • Escape the Studio: A Georgia Archives Month Escape Room by Special Collections

    Escape the Studio: A Georgia Archives Month Escape Room

    Special Collections

    Find your groove, Solve the clues, and piece together that Great Gretsch history before time runs out.

  • Escape The Studio: A Georgia Archives Month Escape Room by Special Collections

    Escape The Studio: A Georgia Archives Month Escape Room

    Special Collections

    Find your groove, Solve the clues, and piece together that Great Gretsch history before time runs out.

  • Time To Rock: A Journey Through Sound and Style by Katie Innes and Angel Lockett

    Time To Rock: A Journey Through Sound and Style

    Katie Innes and Angel Lockett

    “Time to Rock” explores the rise, fall, and revival of Gretsch as a defining force in electric guitar history. Featuring models like the Electromatic, Duo Jet, Country Gentleman, and the Beast, this exhibit traces how Gretsch transitioned from acoustic to electric guitars throughout the twentieth century.

  • A Tale of Two Eras: The Evolution of the Gretsch Jet Firebird by Angel Lockett and Katie Innes

    A Tale of Two Eras: The Evolution of the Gretsch Jet Firebird

    Angel Lockett and Katie Innes

    “A Tale of Two Eras” explores the Gretsch Jet Firebird electric guitar over the years with one example from 1956 under family leadership, and another from 1971 during the Baldwin era. Though both instruments share a bold red finish, their design and sound reflect shifting company visions and rock history. Used by artists like Malcolm Young, the 6131 Jet Firebird has helped shape the look and tone of rock music.

 
 
 

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