Georgia Black History Trail
About this episode
This episode discusses the Georgia Black History Trail and its significance in connecting communities through Black history landmarks.
In this episode of Pine Mountain, Then and Now , I talk with Cindy Bowden and Whitney Ligon about an exciting new initiative—the Georgia Black History Trail. Their goal is to unite all 159 counties in Georgia through a statewide trail that connects significant Black history landmarks and stories, creating a valuable resource for citizens to explore and better understand our shared history. It’s a meaningful conversation about preserving the past, strengthening communities, and honoring the people and places that shaped Georgia.
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