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Festival seeks to illuminate past
geechee gullah
Madeline Jackson Fore, right, a Daniel Siding resident and one of the oldest Geechee Gullah descendants, discusses what it was like growing up in Ways Station and Richmond Hill. She is being interviewed by Dr. Karen Boles. Photo by Jeff Whitten
The official U.S. National Park Service’s Gullah-Geechee Heritage Corridor runs from the North Carolina coast all the way south to Fernandina Beach, Florida, and its often unheralded impact on southern and American life has been vast. But that influence on Richmond Hill has tended to get buried, until recently.
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