NAACP Pioneers

Deane Bonner discusses the NAACP and its early pioneers.

Miss Hattie

Felecca Wilson Taylor discusses her mother, Hattie Wilson.

Miss Hattie, Part 2

Taylor explains her role in a sit-in at a restaurant on the Marietta square.

Farmer's Market

Johnny Fulmer discusses how the Farmer's Market got started in Marietta.

Fred Bentley, Sr., Part 1

Bentley discusses how he started practicing law in Marietta.

Fred Bentley, Sr., Part 2

Bentley further discusses the building in which his firm operates.

Bill Paden

Mr. Paden discusses his role in the restoration of a C-141B prototype.

Bob Ormsby, Part 1

Mr. Ormsby discusses the C-5 aircraft program.

Bob Ormsby, Part 2

Ormsby continues to discuss the museum and how it can be used to further science, technology and mathematics education.

Bob Ormsby, Part 3

Mr. Ormsby discusses the opening of the Bell plant and its workforce.

Bill Dunaway, Part 1

Bill Dunaway, Part 2

Philip M. Goldstein

Sherman Martin

Jean Lindsey Galt & Jan Galt Russell

Jean Lindsey Galt & Jan Galt Russell discuss the Theatre in the Square.

Leigh Colburn, Part 1

Principal, Marietta High School

Leigh Colburn, Part 2

Principal, Marietta High School

Reid Brown

Retired Principal, West Side Elementary

Dr. Tim Brown

Assistant Principal, Marietta High School

Reid and Tim Brown

Louis Walker

The first African American male teacher at Marietta High School.

Josetta Walker

The first African American female administrator in the Marietta School district.

Louis and Josetta Walker