Leo Frank & Sons

Leo Frank & Sons is dedicated to the analysis and preservation of documents relating to one of the most notorious murder trials of the 20th century—the trial of Leo Frank, who was accused of murdering 13-year-old Mary Phagan in Atlanta, Georgia. The organization provides a comprehensive compilation of historical evidence, trial briefs, and media coverage surrounding the case, aimed at educating the public about its significant impact on societal issues, including anti-Semitism and civil rights.

Founded amid the examination of Frank's contentious trial and conviction, Leo Frank & Sons highlights the broader implications of the case on American history, particularly in relation to the formation of the Anti-Defamation League and the resurgence of hate groups. The organization seeks to ensure that the lessons drawn from this tragic episode remain relevant in ongoing discussions about social justice and equality.

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