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 narratives, history, memories, remembrances, southern, rural, town, small, race, gender, ethnicity, politics, 19th century, 20th century, equal rights, slavery, agriculture, cotton, South, antibellum, jefferson davis, robert toombs, senior citizen, elderly, horse, buggy, dirt roads, pre-war, Civil War, integration, voting, centarians |
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Directed By: Bradley Barber
Directed By: Court Street Films
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Release Date: 2008-10-23
Running Time: 1:12
Content Rating: GA (General Audience)
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Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Audio Language(s): English
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Genres: Documentary >> History :: Documentary >> African American Heritage :: Documentary >> Places :: Documentary >> Biography :: Special Interests >> For Your TV :: Family Viewing >> Television :: Travel >> North America :: Travel >> Special Categories Influences: Ken Burns // Greatest Generation // Mark Twain Documentary |
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A Narrative of Wilkes County, Georgia: Volume One brings to life the intimate story of Washington, a rural Southern town, and her influential county as told by lifetime residents; both male & female, black & white, privileged & poor. Sharing over 150 years of stories & recollections ranging from slavery to school integration to women's rights, the Narratives describe in detail how one little town managed to overcome the turbulent cultural obstacles of the twentieth century and define the ultimate meaning of the word community.