On an unassuming tract of land, now enveloped with a patchwork of weed and kudzu, the Bulloch County Historical Society gathered Monday to recognize the site as a launching point for a landmark case in American legal history. Members of the historical society along with city officials converged at the South Zetterower setting, located adjacent to Statesboro’s Memorial Park, to unveil a plaque documenting the site’s historical relevance. A large marker, with the area’s historic tale emblazoned in gold-leafed letters on each side, now stands as a reminder of the role a Statesboro business played in spurring change to labor laws across the country.