History of the Joseph Family
One influential family is the Joseph Family, led by Jacob Joseph, an African-American trailblazer who would help craft Kingsland’s religious and economic story for generations to come.
Category: History and Heritage
Matilda Harris Elementary School
Early in her career, Harris traveled throughout the county to teach its African American citizens and served as its first home demonstration agent. Her service to educating local youth continued for 60 years.
African American Influence on the Okefenokee Swamp
An all-African American Company of the Civilian Conservation Corp was instrumental in creating an accessible Refuge and building facilities that support 600,000 visitors annually.
Enslaved Persons on Cumberland Island
The story would be incomplete without discussing the enduring impact and legacy of the enslaved Africans and African Americans who inhabited the island.
The Story of Primus Mitchell
The stories of the formerly enslaved Africans and African Americans in the US are complex, filled with anguish, despair, long-suffering, perseverance, and hope.
Journey Through Time: Three Days of History in Coastal Georgia
Kingsland, a charming friendly small town, beckoned me to embark on a three-day adventure that would leave me with cherished memories and a deeper connection to the past.
5 Most Romantic Sunset Spots in Kingsland, Georgia
Kingsland, Georgia, a town steeped in history and southern charm, offers a plethora of picturesque settings to watch the sun dip below the horizon.
Thiokol Memorial Museum
Today, the Thiokol Memorial Museum honors the lives and legacies of the over 600 employees who worked at the Woodbine Thiokol Chemical Plant during its 17-year existence.
