Under the sleepy oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, a new mystery has befallen the fair city of Savannah. Text messages from “Hannah” have been received by residents regarding the […]
Talmadge Bridge
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Editor’s Note: A bridge (name) too far?
Just about the only mention of Savannah native John C. Frémont in his hometown is a Georgia Historical Society marker in Yamacraw Village near where he was born in 1813. But otherwise, virtually nothing in Savannah about this native son who was a pivotal figure in American history. Why?
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Editor’s Note: Monumental problems
No good deed goes unpunished, and City Council’s wisdom is likely to enrage partisans on both ends of the spectrum.
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Bridging divides with Ronald Christopher
Savannah’s Talmadge Bridge is a beautiful piece of engineering whose moniker honors racial injustice
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City Council addresses Confederate monument, Talmadge Bridge issues
DeLoach said the goal is to ‘expand the story this monument tells to be inclusive of all Savannahians’
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‘City Transversed’ connects art, engineering and ecology
WHEN artist Lisa D. Watson was a girl in small town Ohio, she used to like to hang out under the bridge near her house. For some kids, in some […]