Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Hidden in Print — Black Savannah
An illustrated history of Black life in Savannah, told through newspaper accounts from 1763 to 1965.
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- Readers of Black Savannah and local history
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- The featured account lists three voices and one newspaper page; its caption clarifies that the pictured Edisto is not the Huma.
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The homepage presents a themed index of newspaper-derived stories, with excerpts and links rather than a plain chronological clipping list. The featured 1849 item gives counts alongside its account and points readers toward the printed page; a caption also corrects a potentially misleading vessel image. Clippings are credited to Georgia Historic Newspapers, while the project identifies itself as being from the makers of Hidden in Plain Sight tours.
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