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GS exhibit memorializes local Black WWI veterans

Henderson Library display open to public

Part of the “More than a Name: Commemorating Bulloch County’s African American Fallen Soldiers of the First World War” exhibit offers a short biography of the Black Bulloch residents who were killed in World War I. The exhibit in the Henderson Library on the Georgia Southern campus is open to the public now through July. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

Part of the “More than a Name: Commemorating Bulloch County’s African American Fallen Soldiers of the First World War” exhibit offers a short biography of the Black Bulloch residents who were killed in World War I. The exhibit in the Henderson Library on — Part of the “More than a Name: Commemorating Bulloch County’s African American Fallen Soldiers of the First World War” exhibit offers a short biography of the Black Bulloch residents who were killed in World War I. The exhibit in the Henderson Library on the Georgia Southern campus is open to the public now through July. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

Georgia Southern University history professor Brian K. Feltman, Ph.D., has created an exhibit honoring African Americans from Bulloch County who made the ultimate sacrifice during the World War I.

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