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Tag: Viola Brown Black

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January 2, 2018 Georgia / Writers

It was the finest house we’d ever seen

Viola Brown Black wrote this poem about her childhood home, built in 1909 by her father. It still stands on Bell St. in Hiawassee, GA.

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May 6, 2012 Podcast

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We open today’s show with a 1962 interview with Sanders Russell, harness racer who won the famed Hambletonian at the age of 62.

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