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Latest Stories

  • Victory House in Court Square: WWII in Memphis

  • For the Love of Dolphins

  • East End Park: Memphis’s First Amusement Park

  • Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign at National Civil Rights Museum

  • 2022 International Blues Challenge: Hey, Hey, The Blues is All Right

  • Metal Museum Exhibition Highlights Industrial Steel as Sculpture 

  • Quinceañera Exhibit at the Dixon: A Sweet Celebration

  • Featured Story History

    Victory House in Court Square: WWII in Memphis

    On the evening of May 13, 1942, a bugler called Assembly in front of a small house in Downtown Memphis’s Court Square. The Bartlett High…

    Caroline Carrico May 24, 2022 No Comments
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  • Featured Story Get out of Town Personal Narrative

    For the Love of Dolphins

    Story and images by Ken Billett Gorgeous blue-green waters shimmered in the afternoon sun. Waves, churned by outboard motors and a relentless wind, lapped against…

    Ken Billett May 23, 2022 No Comments
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  • Featured Story History

    East End Park: Memphis’s First Amusement Park

    East End Park has a mythical quality about it. Where was it? When was it? Are you sure that it was in Memphis?  Was there a roller coaster there,…

    Mark Fleischer May 18, 2022 1 Comment
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  • Community Featured Story

    Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign at National Civil Rights Museum

    The Poor People’s Campaign, one of the lesser known aspects of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, is the focus of a new Smithsonian Institution traveling…

    Caroline Carrico May 17, 2022 No Comments
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    2022 International Blues Challenge: Hey, Hey, The Blues is All Right

    Elijah Boone strummed a chord on his acoustic guitar and then kicked off his set at Ghost River Brewing Company’s Beale Street taproom and beer…

    Ken Billett May 16, 2022 No Comments
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Mark's Memphis Blog Opinion

Memphis, My Blog Is Still Alive!

Mark Fleischer January 30, 2017 2 Comments

“I want StoryBoard to be a sanctuary. A respite from everything we see daily on the news and from the vitriol of FaceBook. However you…

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Central Gardens’ History – Celebrating Fifty Years as a Neighborhood Association

Mark Fleischer January 24, 2017 No Comments

(A version of this appears in the Central Gardens January Newsletter ) 2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the Central Gardens Neighborhood Association. And for their…

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Welcome to StoryBoard Memphis

Mark Fleischer December 19, 2016 1 Comment

What Makes Memphis, Memphis? “StoryBoard uses collaborative storytelling to continually ask the central question: What Makes Memphis, Memphis? In re-examining Memphis’ glorious and painful pasts,…

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The Battle For The Street

Mark Fleischer June 10, 2016 No Comments

“Madison is one of the last, walkable streets of its kind that we have left.” That’s what June West of Memphis Heritage told me when…

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Mark's Memphis Blog Opinion

My Own Private Memphis

Mark Fleischer March 18, 2016 No Comments

All over the country, and the world, people have unique and personal connections to their cities, their neighborhoods. Their connections are often surface-level. Maybe it’s…

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