Ethel Thurman Hyer NAACP

Updated 3 months ago

Ethel Hyer was the first woman to serve as president of the Rome Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), a position she held for 15 years.

Rome History (32 Episodes)

Updated 3 months ago

Preserving Rome and surrounding areas history.

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Ellen Axson Wilson
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Dr Battey
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Popeye
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One time Industrial Capitol of the Southeast
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Rosenwald School
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How Rome got it's name
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Clocktower
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Rome Flood of 1886
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De soto in Georgia 1539
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General Sherman
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Known Soldier Charles Graves
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John Wisdom
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Ethel Thurman Hyer NAACP
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Richard Von Albade Gammon
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ADM. John Henry Towers
00:15:32

Fairview Brown School in Cave Spring Georgia: History and Tour
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Roman Monuments Dedication Tour
00:29:26

Where Romans Rest
00:17:02

Rome Georgia River History Part 4
00:19:00

Rome Georgia River History Part 3
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Rome Georgia River History Part 1
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Rome Georgia River History Part 2
00:29:56

Rosie-Stories From The Home Front
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Chieftains Museum - Major Ridge Home
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Rome Area History Museum
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DeSoto Theatre history
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City Auditorium
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Partridge Restaurant / Gordon Theater
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City Creamery
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Rome's First Firehouse
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Ford Block
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Chamber of Commerce