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Charles Lindbergh's Souther Field: Then and Now
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Souther Field's concrete runways are visible in the upper left of this photograph. In the

Courtesy of Jerry Stovall, South Georgia Technical College
Souther Field Today

Souther Field's concrete runways are visible in the upper left of this photograph. In the foreground is South Georgia Technical College, which now occupies the grassy field where Charles Lindbergh conducted his solo takeoff and landing as well as his many practice flights. Souther Field Road (formerly Souther Road) is visible at the bottom right and borders the college.

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