Video & Article: GWOA: 2018 Susie Baker King Taylor, Duration 5:25
Title
Video & Article: GWOA: 2018 Susie Baker King Taylor, Duration 5:25
Date
2018
Type
Video & Article
Description
This 2018 Georgia Women of Achievement source features a 5 minute documentary on the Georgia Women of Achievement Inductee- Susie King Taylor, an African American Civil War nurse, educator and laundress. The video themes include Taylor's: upbring in Midway Georgia, education in secret schools in Savannah, escape from slavery, service in the Union Army, marriage to a Union soldier, establishment of freed people's schools in Savannah and Midway, service as a domestic servant in Boston and her racial justice activism. The documentary features: historian Hermina Glass-Hill.
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Publisher
Georgia Women of Achievemen
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1st South Carolina Colored Volunteer Regiment, 33rd U.S. Colored Troops Regiment Infantry, article, Beaufort, Boston, Civil War, First South Carolina Colored Volunteer Regiment, freed people's education, freedmen education, Georgia, Liberty County, Midway, nurse, racial justice activist, Savannah, secondary source, South Carolina, Susie King Taylor, teacher, video
Citation
“Video & Article: GWOA: 2018 Susie Baker King Taylor, Duration 5:25,” Project Reconstruction, accessed May 4, 2024, https://projectreconstructionus.com/items/show/1069.