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Willow Hill launches Black History events with reconstructed one-room schoolhouse
See Bennett Grove School Feb. 11, Summer Hill Cemetery Feb. 19, Willow Hill Museum Feb. 26
Before this month, the most recent public event at the Willow Hill Heritage & Renaissance Center was the dedication of its Outdoor Learning Pavilion. Here, left to right, Willow Hill’s Afterschool Program director Chelsea Waters, Georgia Southern sociolog
Before this month, the most recent public event at the Willow Hill Heritage & Renaissance Center was the dedication of its Outdoor Learning Pavilion. Here, left to right, Willow Hill’s Afterschool Program director Chelsea Waters, Georgia Southern sociology interns Matthew Brayboy, Azariah Sherrod and Mykera Brown and sociology Professor April Schueths, Ph.D., are seen at the dedication in September. (Photo courtesy of Willow Hill Center)
The Willow Hill Heritage and Renaissance Center will open its Black History Month activities with a public showing of the reconstructed Bennett Grove School, Bulloch County’s last one-room schoolhouse for African American children, 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 11.
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