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Ann S. Watson

Southern Polytechnic State University
Southern Polytechnic State University (SPSU), a 230-acre campus, is located in Marietta, about twenty...

Albert Way

Atlanta Rhythm Section
In 1972 a group of Atlanta-area studio musicians formed the Atlanta Rhythm Section. The band provided...

Herbert L. Stoddard (1889-1970)
Herbert L. Stoddard, one of the most important southern conservationists of the twentieth century, developed...

Joe Williams (1918-1999)
Joe Williams is still considered by many to be the quintessential male jazz vocalist. Best known for...

Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
The longleaf pine and grassland forest of the southern Coastal Plain is among the most endangered ecosystems...

Dinah Wayne

Flowery Branch
Flowery Branch is located in Hall County on the shores of Lake Lanier in northeast Georgia. The town,...

Toni Pierce Webb

Talbot County
Talbot County was created by an act of the Georgia legislature in 1827. The county was formerly a part...

Carl Solana Weeks

 Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil 
The impact ofon Savannah has been greater than that of any other...

Peter Tondee (ca. 1723-1775)
Peter Tondee traveled to Savannah at the age of ten on the second boat sent to Georgia, and his life...

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