What can I say? Job well done!!!!
All eyes in the world of history and that of the Civil War were at Magnolia Springs today in Jenkins County, GA. Georgia Southern University will place the artifacts on exhibition starting October 10 at 2pm at the Georgia Southern University Museum.
http://www.georgiasouthern.edu/camplawton/index.php/home
Oh, and Georgia Southern is my alma mater.
Ahh, genealogy. Dig, brother, dig. Find those roots!
Ahhh, genealogy. A glimpse of the past shows of what I am made.....
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Looking for African American History? New Digital Library Launched
Just passing this along for those genealogy buffs who may be interested.
African American History Digital Library Launches
by Nicole Kidder
A two-year project to assemble a digital online collection that will capture the rich cultural history and educational legacy of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) was recently launched to promotes access to previously unknown artifacts that have helped to preserve the cultural heritage of these institutions that were founded in the midst of struggle with a special mission to education former slaves and free Blacks.
This unique collection of more than 7,000 images exemplifies the HBCUs as cultural, social and political institutions that have contributed to the historic legacy in the education of Black Americans from the early 1800s until today.....http://colorsnw.com/colors/2009/08/12/african-american-history-digital-library-launches/
African American History Digital Library Launches
by Nicole Kidder
A two-year project to assemble a digital online collection that will capture the rich cultural history and educational legacy of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) was recently launched to promotes access to previously unknown artifacts that have helped to preserve the cultural heritage of these institutions that were founded in the midst of struggle with a special mission to education former slaves and free Blacks.
This unique collection of more than 7,000 images exemplifies the HBCUs as cultural, social and political institutions that have contributed to the historic legacy in the education of Black Americans from the early 1800s until today.....http://colorsnw.com/colors/2009/08/12/african-american-history-digital-library-launches/
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