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Historical Society revisits topic of ‘Ghosts of Grandeur’ homes
Society’s next free Averitt Lecture Series event, ‘Irish Music and Education,’ 2 p.m. March 12
Sims Lanier speaks to the Bulloch County Historical Society about vanished Georgia mansions featured in the book “Ghosts of Grandeur” by Michael Kitchens. On the screen is a photo of the Bulloch-Habersham House, built in Savannah circa 1818 for Archibald
Sims Lanier speaks to the Bulloch County Historical Society about vanished Georgia mansions featured in the book “Ghosts of Grandeur” by Michael Kitchens. On the screen is a photo of the Bulloch-Habersham House, built in Savannah circa 1818 for Archibald S. Bulloch, son of Gov. Archibald Bulloch for whom Bulloch County was named. The house was torn down more than a century ago. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
Sims Lanier spoke to Bulloch County Historical Society members and guests at their most recent meeting about “Ghosts of Grandeur: Georgia’s Lost Antebellum Homes and Plantations,” the book by nonfiction author Michael W. Kitchens.
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