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Tag: Jimmy Ogle

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Ida B. Wells presence in Memphis

StoryBoard News Board July 16, 2021 No Comments Ida B. WellsJimmy Ogle

Courtesy of our good friend Jimmy Ogle: With the July 16 ceremony unveiling the bronze statue in her likeness, Ida B. Wells reclaims her place…

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Introducing the Rural Heritage Trust, an active history of rural Shelby County

Mark Fleischer April 9, 2021 No Comments Jimmy OgleRural Heritage TrustShelby County Historical Commission

With its first exhibit being unveiled Saturday, April 24, the new program honors and promotes engagement with the rich rural history of Southwest Tennessee As…

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