Wayne County Historical Society
The Mad About Wayne podcast gang talks about everyone's favorite recreation destination, the mighty Altamaha River and it's role in out history.
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8 episodios
Mad About Wayne: Episode 8 - Is There a Doctor in the House?
The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Derby Waters to discuss the doctors and dentists of yesteryear.
Mad About Wayne: Episode 7 - Gone For a Soldier
The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Vietnam Veteran and former Wayne County Sheriff John Carter to discuss the fallen from Wayne County in each war (or engagement) for our May/Memorial Day remembrance. ------------------------------------ They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old, Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn, AT the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them. From “For the Fallen” by Laurence Binyon
Mad About Wayne! Episode 6: The Altamaha River
Mad About Wayne! Episode 5: Trains and Women's History
The Mad About Wayne podcast gang continues the America250 series with the dual topics of The Town That Trains Built and Women in Wayne County History.
Mad About Wayne! Episode 4: Voices from Slover to Liberia - Remembering L. C. Cogdell, Jr. and Anna Hall in Observance of Black History Month
The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Chanda Cogdell Pittman to discuss her Grandfather, L. C. Cogdell, Jr., and Anna Hall, co-namesake of Hall-Richardson Rec Center, prominent African-American community members of Wayne County for Black History Month.
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