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The Georgia Island Black Families Built, Then Lost Without Warning Verified through National Archives records, Harris Neck land-transfer documents, federal wildlife refuge reports, and oral histories collected from former Harris Neck residents detailing the community’s displacement. Harris Neck Georgia history Black communities Georgia coast Georgia land displacement history WWII land takeover Georgia coastal Georgia Black history lost Black towns Georgia Georgia historical archives #BlackGeorgi

The School That Taught Doctors Before They Were Allowed to Be Doctors (Atlanta, GA) Verification: Atlanta University Center Woodruff Library Archives – Carrie Steele Logan Papers; Journal of Southern Nursing History, Vol. 7; Georgia Public Health Museum records. Carrie Steele Logan Atlanta Atlanta Nursing Training Home Black medical education Georgia Atlanta School of Medicine history Hidden Black women Georgia Georgia health care education Black Georgia hidden history #BlackGeorgiaHistory #Hidd

The Georgia Bridge Black Workers Built Without Ever Being Credited Based on Chatham County public works reports, local oral histories documented by the Pin Point Heritage Museum, and WPA-era construction surveys for Vernonburg Road. Hidden Black history in Georgia Chatham County history Pin Point community history Georgia coastal workers Vernonburg Road Bridge Black craftsmen Georgia Georgia public works history #georgiahistory #blackhistoryfacts #southernhistory #georgiastories #learnedthisfrom