Massie Heritage Center Debuts Exhibit Detailing History of Those Whose Names Have Graced Our Schools

Massie Heritage Center Debuts Exhibit Detailing History of Those Whose Names Have Graced Our Schools

Alfred Ely Beach, Esther F. Garrison, Andrea B. Williams…these are just a few examples of the dozens of Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools that are now or have previously been named in honor of a notable local individual. But who are they? What contribution did they make to our community that warranted a school being named in their honor? Massie Heritage Center has now created an online exhibit to answer those questions for all.

The exhibition is titled “In Their Honor: Savannah Schools Named After Notable Individuals.” It is a look at the people whose names grace district schools, past and present. Designed to be a resource for researchers or the simply curious, the online exhibit culls information from a wide variety of sources and includes photos of each individual.

Interested? View the complete exhibit here.

 

  • beach hs
  • brock es
  • butler es
  • derenne ms
  • ellis k8
  • formey es
  • gadsden es
  • garrison k8
  • gould es
  • groves hs
  • haven es
  • heard es
  • hesse k8
  • hodge es
  • hubert ms
  • jenkins hs
  • jg smith es
  • johnson hs
  • low es
  • massie
  • may howard es
  • mercer ms
  • myers ms
  • pulaski k8
  • shuman es
  • stem ms
  • williams es
  • woodville hs