Southern Cultivator

Manuscripts and Photos

About Southerners and the South

by Carole E. Scott

Reading material

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Sweetwater Creek State Conservation Park Joseph E. Brown
Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park John B. Gordon
North Georgia Gold Miners in Colorado Anniston Museums
The McIntosh Reserve The Freight-Rate Fight
Georgia's Black Revolutionary Patriots The Tallapoosa Boom
The Bomb Brothers Pat Cleburne

Scott is a North Georgia contributing editor

Go to the Dixie Deli for some fine cyber "food"

Read aboutsome interesting historical figures

Anniston (Alabama) Museum of Natural History--You must have Power Point to view this. With Internet Explorer, click when it opens and click again and again to see each slide.

Go to a light-hearted fun page


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The material found at the above links is copyrighted by Carole E. Scott, 1998-2007.

Some of the articles have been published in print publications or presented at a meeting by their author.  Except for personal use, DO NOT  use this material without obtaining permission. For permission send an email to her.  You can email her by clicking the icon below.

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Go to a page of links to URLs about the South

Go to B>Quest (Business Quest) a journal of applied topics in business and economics

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The "Southern Cultivator" shown above is a colored copy of the original masthead of this publication.

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