By Louis Clausi and Matthew Adams
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.
We were joined by Fritz Rumpel of 40acresandamule.org and discussed the meeting that took place in Savannah and established the initial law of transition for all freed persons to receive 40 acres and a mule to better establish themselves during the transition.
There were a few more things, and it was a good discussion.
Kim Spencer talks about the Savannah Tradition of Mysterious Santa.
Marcia Thompson is the current owner of Mrs. Wilkes. (Thank you Robert Wilson for Making that happen)
The file begins with 1 minute of the end of Art on the Air,
https://www.amazon.com/Savannah-Images-America-Counihan-Winders-ebook/dp/B00MFWFMV8
I was very intrigued by her memories of Benjamin and Gladys and their confectionery store on Price and Hall Streets.
End of Art on the Air.
Matthew continued talk of Civil War activity in the City.
Slight discussion of the Slave Ship Wanderer
A few other things.
Stranger found floating off of coast of Tybee in a box back in 1988
A little Halloween Origins
Louis Clausi and Robert Wilson
The Witch Hat House
Earth Rise Event hosted by the Savannah Chatham Sustainability Coalition
AJ, Love, and Sharokin
The Yamacraw Fire of 1883
Lots of information
Siege of Savannah - results and departure
Death in Church
The Wheelmen Bicycle Club
St James scene mellowing out
And a few other things.
Reflection on Thomas Causton, Judge Rulings during the Civil RIghts Movement
Radio Donations
Fires
The Opening of St James Infirmary.
Fundraising.
What sets the stage
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.